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Home My WebLink About1978-07-24 - Orange Coast Pilot. Ex-Laguna Planner Routs Theft Suspect MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 24, 1978 YOL II, .. 0 MS, J SECTIONS. U ~.\OH • • • • g Stones Gathering Mohs Face Red- Rest Also 1\ .J A (.' C I 0 . C o r., 1 t a t AP 1 T\\o m1•n with h r u s h {'., a n d a (' u n 0 r oran gl' paint !>f'1zed a f''ren<'h malt• nud1i.t <1nd ro\'ered him rrorn head to toe. polwc !>aid Tht·~ reporlt>d thl· 1rc1 <il' n l u c c u r r c d a l l h e Pinarclla beach on the wc•sl coa~l of this Mt!d1ter rant'an Island The bt•ach g l' n t• r a I h 1 ., u ::-. e d h y fam1l1c., ;inti ~oml' hulh(;'r~ hav<' proll·~tui lhl· pn·~ t·nc•t• ,,, 11uc11 .... t!>. !>i:Jy1ni.: I ht.•t t' .II I.' m:1n\ Ol'.tl dc·-..l'rll•d lw:1tht•;, "ht· re t tw ~ l'llU Id go I' o I H ' l' s a 1 d t h l' • '' o pa1 :1t1•rs l'Sta1wd and th1· n 11 cl 1 .., I . a :Iii ' e u r · o I d 1'01! llll't'I' ,, om "~;,..~. riled ti ('t1111 pl:1111I :tlTll:->lllJ.! lhl'lll nf ;i-..,,rnlt !Vi{{ltel JJ?oman Reports Rape In Lagzma ,\ 2J )l'ar old l.ap.11n:• '.\1gud "om Jn lol<'aping her a:. -.;11Jan1 to n•turn home 1>1·put 1e!> ""d th<• hy!>lencal \\Oman \\a~ tukl'n to South Coa!>t l'ommunit~ ll 11~p1 t al. South L1guna. afll'r n :lat1ng what s he l'Otllcl r <'fTll'll"ber o f hl•r e:<· 1writ•nCl' ··sh1• prt•lt) much had bla nkeCI m u<·h or n rrc1m ht'r mind · · i.a10 a dc•puty ll O\\e\l'r '>heriff 's rn \l'St 1Hgators did lc<trn that a man potis1hl:. a relative of onP of tht.• wom<in ·-; two female room mates enter ed the a part mt'nt al ahoul 7 30 p. m through an unlocked front door "hilc the \'ICtim wa!> homc a lone Deµut1l'~ said the man de· rnanded monl'V. t<>ok <1bout S27 .ind then forc~'d the woman to acrompan) hrm to Laguna Bt>ach in one of hrr roommates· l'ar There. s he said. he forced her t o a bar and lalt.'r dragged her lo a bc<lCh omewhere near Crrst Street whC're he !>exually uttackro her The woman told deputies she l'scaped. wearing only u jacket. and that a passini:: motorist took ht>r to her l.a~un11 Niguel home whe re her mommrttcs. who had returned home from work. wail· cd after filing a missing-person n•oort Mate Charged ESSEX . Md (AP Ra ltimore County police I ave ar<'u ed Vons Pin , H of murd<'rlnfl his wife. Mim ',ciok Pin. 46. and stuffing parts of her rnutilatcrl borlv into cem ent bound containers Dollar Hits Low In Japan TOK'rO <i\PI The US dollar dro pped through tht 200 }'e n le\·el today for the· r1r~t tim e on the T okyo foreign e>1 chan~e market and cloi.ed aftt•r hea"Y trading at a rernrrl low llf 199.05 ven T~l: elosing quo1at1on "a" more than two ven below the dosing 201.25 Friday T h e dollCJr also plun gccl agains t major Eurupc<1n c·urn•n· <'H's whl'n trading began 1r ''e~tl'rn Europe. and tht• priCl' ot gold climbed SJ.45 an ounct> in London. SJ.75 in Zuri<'h. $4 7fi in Paris. S5.25 in Frankfurt <ind SJ 45 in New 'rork The Bank of ,Ja pan houghl ;.ir estima~ed S400 m illion but wai. 11nabll• to hold thE' dollar abo\'l' 200 VPn. · : T h c m a r k e l " o n · t l1t• ch~rn~ed b~ 1 ntC'rvent ion... Miid unl' trader \'olume tOl<tll'd S900 m1lhon 111 s p<H turnover and S738 million 111 C'OmbinC'd fon~ard and s"al> trades Tourist!> haH' been getting lei.s than 200 yen for their dollars from hotcb and monc) deale rs for severa l wee>k::.. alt hough th1..· dollar has been fluctuating in the nl'1ghborhood or 201 to 20J ye>n. But the drop to dav was the first below what dealers called the "psycholo~ical 200-yen harrier." on the ex chunge One trader said market pressures thul had been driving the dollar down strengthened in the wake of the Bonn s ummit con fere nce. "Nothing came out of the Bonn summit that would spell good news for the dolla r in the short run." the trader said . The dollar has lost about a quarter of its yen value in 10 months and about 45 percent since its first postwa r devalua lion in 1971. But housewives were com · <See DOLLAR. Page A2> Krishnas Go Conservative DENVER 1AP1 Finding their orange and yellow robes a "barrier" between them ano the public. members of the lnterna· tiona l Socie ty o f Kris hn a Consciousness a re turning to suits and ties. "H 's not that we'r e com· promising our standards." said Rames Vara. formerly Robert D Grant the na me imprinted on his business card "We s till expect m embers to go by o ur rour rul es a vegetarian diet. no gambling. no pre or extra.marital :Jex . no in toxlralion a nd meditation llnd rh.rnling ror two hour~ a da .. , Foll Hoose at B ig A AP W•r"lfM>lo THIS WAS THE SCENE AT ANAHEIM STADIUM SUNDAY AS 55.000 VIEWED ROCK CONCERT Some Fans Began Arriving Thursday Morning for Glimpse of Rolling Stones 'Comedy of Errors-. Burglary Suspect Nabbed in. Laguna By STEVE MITCHELi. OI th• Dally Pllol Swtt I was ~oingtosay karate. and I knew he would say crowbar. and h e 'd win .'" l augh ed former Laguna Beach Plannmg Commissioner Lloyd Milne who faced a burgla ry su!>pect wield· ing a heuv~· tnetal bar Sunday evening Rut the burglar didn 't win. In fact. a suspect was arrested five hours later after a series of er rors that would have been funny wer e the Laguna Beach realtor not so angry about the whole thing "I'm glad he's been taken off the st reels and 1s in Jail." Milne i.aid today ller e's how Mi chael Dennis Brown of Anaheim . a 50-year -old parolee. ended up behind bars with bail set at Sl0,000 Milne. who lives right next to his real estate office at 618 South Coast Highway. was reading the paper Sunduy evening at about 7: 45 when he heard som eone pounding on a door a. the ad,Ja· rent realty building "I pulled on m y shoes while m y wife opened t he door for me, a nd when I got downstair~ I saw this g uy wt>anng t:lovcs and holding a crowbur." Milne i.a1rl T he mun "AS t rying to break "'to the reul eistu1e offtre "But 11 hl• was prying open the waler heater room." Mi lne said "That was pretty dumh " The suspect threatened Milne with the crowbar hefore leaping into his van and driv1nJ( north on the highway Officer Puul Workma n. who was d 1rert1ng t raffic al the t ime. gave chase on hi:. motorcycle. following the s uspect into the ex elus ive> Emerald Bay com mun1ty Tht' h apless burglCJr drove <Set-BURGl.i\R. Page A2 1 BE.4R MAULS TEEN CAMPER WEST GLACIEH. Mont 1APl An 18-vear old California man m a ul e>d 'by ~1 black bear in Glacier National Park mus t appear before u magistrate to explain why hc was Illegally camped in a n ureu clos l'd because of beor problem s . ..i park om c1al said Di rk M unro e park manage m ent ass1:.tant. satc:t Ma thew B rent Andcr-;on of Arcadia wus 1r e~1tt•d Jt a hosp1tnl for p·mrtun· wounrlis m the bud, llml httl. 10 th•· lower a rm Suturdn~ I ' -·~ --_... . . . --. -.. . -- 100 Pounds Of Pot Found lnCdM Raid Nt.>wpon Beach pollct-havl' ar rested four people a nd hu ve con fiscated 100 pounds of m ar11uana in a Corona del Mar ra id tha1 ended a four-month inve!>tiga ti on Pohct.> said the raid Friday a1 HJ Poinsetua Av<' netted 111 vesti gators the m c.ri juan<J value d at about SJ5.000 . .>lu~ S17 .000 in cash Booked into city Jail wcrl' Michael Robinson. J2. who listed his a ddress as the P ark Newport apartments. Pablo Luciano Con cepcion. 24. or Miami. Fla . and Charles BaHard Halterman. 26. of 314 18th Sl . H untington Beach The fourth peri.on. Linda Mari Favre. 20. of the Cor ona dcl Ma r address. was booked into Orange County Jail All but Robinson rem ain m cus tod y today. he ld in lieu of $75,000 bail The Newport Beuch man posted the S75.000 hall anrl was r ele ased within hour-. of h•~ a rrest All four of the people arrested were booked on sus picion of con spiracy to sell martjuanu Raw Milk Ge ts OK SACRAMEN'l'O 1AP1 T he stat.e'" m ajor fa " milk pro • dUl't>r Alta Dt'na Dair y, hu~ been gi\<en pt>rm1ss1on to a~ain dis tribute milk from one or ll!oo herds . which is now t rt•t• 01 -;almon~lla :.late offtciab ~a~ .. ., .. _____ ,.., ___ _ Troupe Packs Stadiulll l\y Mll "HA EL PASKEVICH ()I ... Oaltv P1IOI Stall A nolhl'r 55.000 roc•k fans werl' l'xpertt'd to bravl' heat. -;mogg) ... un and lonJ! "ails today <1t Sl 2 50 a t1tket for a rarl' r hantl' to Sl'l' th<• world 's most popular ruck hand rn llvt' action n Anaheim rhc> p11rk1ng lot at the Big A "~•::-. iammed b~ l'arly mornin~ with nt•\\c·oml•r.4 a nd i.omt· holdo' l'r~ I rom Sund a) a fter noon·., rom·erl hy th<: Rolling Stonc·:- Sunlla\ ., •·H•nt nin !>moothly I ... ,O\\ I\. with l'arl\ 41fternoon .;c•ts O) i1luc>!> ~anger Ell a .James. , .. r tlllll! l"l'gl(al' rrom .J;ima1can guitarist Pel('r Tos h and t rad1 1 ional J\mt•ntan hoog tt' l)y tht• Out la\~~ C'rov. dl'd n11lP tht· outr1eld turf. t h1• M':J of dl•n1m and halter top~ \\a~ µassl\·t'ly pollt1..• 111 the open· rng <tl't~ with tht' n •al dram<J building fw om· ol th1• fev. rock t>anch t11 .,urv1vl• tht· S1x t1l':. l'hl' ma::.s1 \·t• n·ntcr field :.tagl' hous1ni.t thrl'l' ~tont'~ 111 speakers n•mamed mutt• for more than an hour awaiting th<' English qum .t·t ·.., arrnal ~horlh IJl'fon• f, I'm ,\nd fin.ill~ lacl1t•., and ,l!enllemen. the Rolling Stones Tht• ma:.~ on fil'ld remained ... t Jn d 1 n g for t h l' next I IO m1nult'., a., lt•ad !>mger Mick .t .rggl'r and c-olHil'l" tried". .~ometimes in \'am. tn keep th<: 1ntens1ty up and convey the pun I\' of :-lra1gh1 ahead rock and ·(111111 a l'irn1s·llkc ~ctung <~e<' STON ES. _,age A2> Or:::Jj:as• \\eather Variable c lo ud in<:-;., t h rough Tuesday Little tcmperaturl' cha nge High rucsda:> near 7(1 at t hl' oearhe~ to .n1d 80s tn thl' inland areas Low.; tonight rn thl' mid~ INSIDE fODA Y Brewery 1:1 recalted o.-. lhe doughier ot a quiet Dutch hero meeu With ont' of lht' men ner foth(•r protec1ed dur rnq Norld War II See Page cw A• ftur ,.,._I<• loallfW! l M I O¥tt lllttM U C.111••"•• Cl<1Utllff C."'IC' c ........... 0.•111 Netl(•• lfltwl<1t~l11t9"••--' , ...... , ... lade~ (10 Her4'1Cejle CJ I J AM l•-n Ct At ,._.Viti ... , ti M•tl6ft•t H"°" At,11 AS \ylwl• ll-I> G• S.-h 11.1 14 \teu M •t'lle4• ts .. ,.,......... .. Al Tll••t•n .. , At We<1l"9r M ... , We<l<ll IC•W\ .M.~ Cl l ... ~"~ OAJL ' PILO 1 S MonO!*Y July 24 1918 l"rowaPag~ . .\l .. Refuse d Evidea~e Reporter Gets 6-month Term STONES ... from tht-upper deck of thl' 'tad1um th~ band took iht' ~tatu rc of nea~. and tho~e in the d1 stunl reaches never setmed rully involved. Indeed. it was a different story on the playing field where arms waved and reet stomped non· stop to tunes like "Honky Tonk Women.'' "Brown Sugar." and "Love In Va&n ·· HACKENSACK. NJ IAP> New Yo rk T ime s reporter Myron A Farber was sentenced to six months in Bergen County ja il today after he and the newspaper were found guilly of contempt for refusing to turn over notes in the Dr. X murder w al of Dr Mario Jascalevich The Time~ was rined $100,000 J ' Chile Junta ~Ousts One ' SANTIAGO. Chile <AP> The right-wing mahtary Junta that has.governed Chile for five years today ous ted one o r ats four members. air force com- mander Gen Gus tavo Leigh . who had publicly ca lle d o n Pres id e nt Augusto Pinochet to speed the return to democracy T he government issued a statement saying Leigh was being stripped of both his military post and his seat o n the executive body The military toppled democratically elected M arx i s t Pr e s id ent S a l vador Allende in a bloody coup an September 1973 5-mile Fe nce To Separate U.S., Mexico SAN DIEGO CAP > /\ fivt• mile fence will be built later thil> year between lhl' United States und Mexico. replacing the cur r<'nt re nct• and closing a 50·yard gap alon~ the Pacific Coast that has no barrier The fentc. a steel·bar barrier will tost $3 million It wall run cast five miles from the Border Field State Park at the be;.ich and replace a chain link fence. Work will begin Oct I ·'It wi II be very attractive.' said Al Franco, deputy Border Patrol agent in charge. "They won't be able to knock it over like they do with the chain-link we have now " franco rererred to the fence which stretches between San Diego and Tajuana. Mexico. and through which openings are reg- ularly battered A problem oc<'urs whe n Me~· u:uns crowd into Border fie ld S tate Park Bv thl• time Franco and !>ix lJ S agen t s s t a ti o n e d them sel\les on the U S s ide Sun day. dozens or laughing. playing Mexicans had moved onto the beach and ~rcen grass of a ... foreign country ~ The agents moved them back into Me>eico "This stretch to the beach 1s our toul(hes t part," said Franco. ·· tt is a line between two cultures." commented a Mex.· 1can man viewing the in visible horder "And I can 't get across 1t to be with m y brothers and sis· lers ·· That's Some Inflation ALOHA. Ore (AP> William Buskirk knew wate r rates might he ~oing up. but he was s ur prised when he l(ot his bill. The bi ll for two m onths' service said he h ad used 99 million ~allons of water and came lo $499.424. Wotr Creek Hi g hway Water District officials a ttributed th e error to a computer and billed Buskirk his usua l SU. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT fl"'I ~ CO.\I (M1lf Ptlot ~tf'I """°'(" t\ r Ol"f' ~tNJffW\ p,.,, t\PVbhV'lifdtwtt'C!Or-"O" C..\tP\I04•\l\•f'liQ(OtftC)•f\~ ~-"""'''~•f" CM#&41""""19 .MroM •• IP'tOVQif't JttcM• ·~ C°""t• ~ N+wOOf"I 84t•U\ Hr.;nt~on f!W,M " F~ t•'" V•U"y lr•1fllft S..-Cklt,.twle'-V1tu-w •"Ct l~O.~f't \ovUt(M \t A ~,..'°""tflld ...,,,, '' ovbh,..., S••v,rt••" ..o ~ f..,. ot1M•P.-' owl>f•\h•f"O o'•"' ., t1t1 no w.o e-" Strt'f't (f'\IA~W c .. ttfOf'fWA.,._,. .... "" .... ~"tdl"t ,.nd Pubt•'-"" , .. ,. ci-. Ytf#' Pt•UtVf'\t ltf'Wt Q.IMr .. M.1~ ~·'"'"" ltlllO' ,,.._,. ,,_...,.,. .. Me,..O•IWI t.iw °'"' ..... "-• _,, ..... A~\l\14'ftf MAM4if'lit€4itor'll otflcu (o.\tA Mt'" UO w.,,, twv \trHt t..AQvf'A &.-At rt t '" G'"""""'' .. \ttf'tl M111.MlftQt°" ftf-•cf't 17UU~fl'.Ch"'®N'VAtd ~lf'ti•U Y111tll•f U't\t '-.A P•I litOM •t \4" OJfOO F '~" Telepftone (114)142-4.321 Cta11HIH Advertl91ngl42•5178 ~(tNO V•llfy -Ol''C• N1-t310 ,, ren't \~ (1-f!'l'lnltl'illt.. ·~ ''-""""°'"-("""'"'-" ... Mo.1220 • ~M,.j''~ =-()r~ (:.'~tr~~~I m•tt•' er •d•trl1Hm'"'' Mr••" "''' ot t fjtf efwct• "'lllWkft \.H t i•t fffMt\llt't •t '""''"'' ........ "'"'•M c IA\\ ff\tA•• M • f t Co\I• ...,.,,.,. (f lUA•fllt1• ~v9U •1e1t•fllt •• t•rt••• \l \G ~~~b6 ;'~,.!,:4:' ~"'" .., .•.•• ,, f and Farber wa!\ fined $1 ,000 by Superior Court J udge Theodore W Trautwein, who ordered puy ment within 24 hours . Attorneys for the newspaper _.nd Farber asked for a stay of sentencing pending appeal. There was no immediate com- ment from the Times or Farber Trautwein earlier said Farber and the newspaper bolh were guilty "beyond any reasonable doubt " lt was the reporter's 1975 an · vestigation of five deaths a\ Riverdell Hospital 1n Oradell bet ween 1965 and 1966 that led to Jascalevich's indictment on fi ve counts of murder. Shooting Star ""w1,..- With the band riding the crest of Its first number one album in years, "Some Girls ... there was a heavy accent on new material. A plodding. sluggish version of ''Beast of Burden" was ovar· come by fiery rock "When The Whip Comes Down." "Respecta· ble" and the disco-tinged h11 single. "Miss You .. Jagger. sound ing 3 touch stramed. worked the crowd like an old pro. prancing across the lenethy stage and exhorting those lucky enough to be near the s tage wtth leaps and twirls. "Whal is at issue here 1s not Dr. Jascalevich's r ight to a fair tria l. or a reporter's right to stand above the law." Farber told the c·ourt. "The issue 1s a right of the public through 1tl> press to be informed.·· A c· t r es s · t u r n e d · p h o t og r a p he r G 1 n a Lollobrigida !lower rig hll proves camer:.i- s h y herself when colleagues try to capture her image dunng a presentation ot the autumn.winte r fashion collections at the house of Pierre Cardin in Paris. The sound was crisp and thun derous. rolling upward and out into the stadium parking lot. The Stones exited with a rous mg rendition of "Jumpin' Jack Flash ... and. keeping with the band's tradition. then• was nc encore. despit e prolonged de· m ands from the crowd. Farber maintaine_d that the or· der to ti)rn over his riles lo the tr ial judge for a confide ntial in· spection "as ks me to violate confidences . . . this I cannot do." He sai~ that if he gave up the files he would undermine his professional credibility. Sununer Showers DOLLAR ••. An announcement that the Stone s had alre ady left the stadium was greeted with a round of boos and a slow exodui, toward the parking lot. Possible on Coast plaining that savmgs rrom the cheaper dollar were not being passed on to them. There. m any patrons spent hours . first trying to locate V\'h ac les. then d ealing with a massive traffic t ieup . T a pt' decks echoed the sounds heard inside a ft.'w manutci: earlier to pass the tlmt:: Although t he defense main· tains access to the notes 1s vital. Far ber said. "There as nothing an my n otes which would establis h guilt or innocence for the trial court ·· J a s calevach 1s a c cu!>Cd o f murd ering five p a t1cnb at Riverdell Hospita l 12 years ago by administering lethal doses of I he muscle relaxant, curare The t rial. in its 22nd week. was recessed today because or the contempt hearings. If convicted. Jascalcv1ch face!> a maximum sentence of fi ve consecutive ltfe terms Eugene Scheaman. represent ing the Times and Farber. has ar~ued that the New J ersey courts lack jurisdiction over Farber A bench warrant had been is sued for Farber's arrest. He ap peared last week in the New .lersey courts only after he was ordered to do so by a New York Supre m e Court justice Fore casters for the National We ather Service said tod a y localized thundershowers. like the one that hit Huntington Beach early this morning. could continue in the coastal are a through Tuesday Rut the weathe r m en noted that the likelihood or more thun- derstorms coming to the Orange Coast has d1min1s hed to about 10 percent The thundershowe rs, coming out of a mass or tropical air l\O uth or the Ora nge Coast are l•xpec·tt.>d to hit hardest in the mountams and deserts. Thi!> morning's showt·r an l-lun - t1ngton Beach left .08 of an inch of rain. the first meas urable rainfall of the season in the west county. Spokcl\men for the Southern California Edison Company said l ig htning may h ave been responsible for two s mall power outages 1n the Huntington Beach area * * * Lightning Blamed For Mountain Fires By Tbe Associated Press Firefighters -wit~ a wary eye on the weather -worked to· day to contain two brush fires that charred up lo 150 acres of the San Bernardino National F o rest north o( Lake Ar· row head. The blazes were expected lo be contained today -weather permitting. a U.S . Forest Service spokesman said. They were the last of 13 fires that ignited Sunday and con· sumed 200 to 250 acres or the na- tional forest and lands protected by the State De partment of Forestry, said Elliott Graha m. a member of the national forest staff. Twelve of the fires were sparked by hghlmng and the 13lh was s tarted from a campfire. G r aham s aid s om e 67 5 firefighters battled the fires The lightning was spawned by a tropical weather system that prompted the National Weather Service to issue fl as h .fl ood warnings for the mountains and deserts of Riverside a nd San Bernardino counties. Weather forecasts for the fi re area predicted hi g h tern peratures of 101 , low humidity of about 14 percent. possibly e r- ratic winds. as well as more thunderstorms and lightning. Both fires were located about 15 miles southeast of Victorville on the back slope of the national forest. where it drops off into the desert, Graham said. The largest rire. at Bowen. cons umed about 100 acr es The second larJ?est. near the Sky Hi~h Ranch. blackened about 35 to 50 acres. he said. While firefighters battled the die-ha rd blazes. Graham said. there was a possibility of more hghtning·triggered fires. Graham said five air tankers guided by two air attack planes planned to join the firefighting forces today. Valley Man's Car Hit b y Falling Tractor So what if it rained cats and dORS early this morning. com- pl ete with thunder and light· mnJ(' Mohamed Homam thought 1t was raining Kubota t ractors Sunday afte rnoon. when one plum meted down onto the trunk a rea of hts 1977 sedan as he t• ru 1scd thro ugh II untington £leach llomam. 36. of 16937 Mt. Hope St . Fountain Valle y. was east· bound on Warner Avenue about 12 30 p.m .. when 1t happened. police said In ve s tigators sa id the Japanese tractor owned by ADA Equi pme n t He nt a ls . 17191 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach. was being hauled atop a truck. ''Somehow ... said police traf. fi e accident investigator Officer Orva Akin, "1t became dis· engaged." He said the tractor landed on the back end of Homa m ·s car. <:a u s ing r e lati vely min o r damage .Jogging Bit Doctor R eveals Dangers WASHINGTON < /\ r 1 .lo~ging causes the most injuries of any sport when problems of the foot. ankle. leg a nd knees arc included. says an author ity on sports medicine . Dt. Roger H. Michael, chief of orthopedic s ur gery at Union Memorial Hospita l In Baltimore and a m ember of the American College of Sports Medicine. said Sunday jo""'\\., ~a.n be p,rticularly dangerous with nl'w joggeri;. ·• " • "Often th4'! unlnlt iated the .1ogger who doesn't know how to 9'.art off th~ season will get a bad pair of tennis sh(){'S ond tart runntnft on hard s u r · faces." he said tn un interview m lh<' lJ S :"llcws & World Rer>0rt. T hat kind of s tat'l cun le<fd lo problems that are "very lncapnc1taling and can lead to lon~·term d1f· ficulties if not tre:ite d propt>rly " '\lich:tcl 1>a ld .. ~ I \ The outages affected fewer than 30 custo mers who were without po wer ror about two hours. the spokesmen said. One \\al> reported at 205 Springfield Ave and the other an a group or homes near l\llanta f\ venue and Ma gnolw Street T he l>torm hit at about 2 a m . according to lluntington Be ach's unofficial weather s tat1st1c1an . J Sherman Denny He said the !.torm hat hard for abo ut JO minutes and then tra iled off to dr1nles A<'cording to Denny. lc:1l\t yt•ar at this time. Huntington BcaC'h had 02 or an inch of rain The edge ol the s torm ap parently dc positt•d a s mall a mount of mo isture an t he neighboring cities of Fountain Valley and Costa Mesa, but no ot her coastal cities got a ny meas urable rainfall Weather forecasters say thl· weather will remain warm and humid from the tropiral system through Tuesday l",....ra~A I BURGLAR. • through the e xit gate at Emer ald Bay, tearing up h1l> tires on the s piked roadway Workman continued to ~hase the vehicle. which finally cam<.' to rest on a lawn. The suspect ran from the car a nd the officer said he lost the ma n in the hills behind Emerald Bay. Meanwhile. Laguna Beach in · vesligator Mark Eve rton was com b ing the s us pect 's van. where he found an Anaheim ad· dress. He and another officer drove up to Anaheim in lime to see a worn an leave the s uspect 's home. The officers followed her back to Laguna Beach wher<> she pulled off the road near Irvine Cove. "Up popped the s us pect's head from a bush. and they were off ... said Capt Nell Purcell Police made the stop and ar res ted Brown M !Inc said nothing \\as taken from the room housing the water heater •· 1 guess he 1ust lost out .ill around ... he said Morning rates for the dollar an Europe were : Frankfurt 2 0388 marks. down from 2 0530 at the close of trading Friday Zurich t 7780 Swiss francs. down from l. 7925. Paris 4 3950 French francs. down from 4 4275 Milan -841.85 hre. down from 845.40. Amsterdam 2.2045 guilders. down Crom 2.2185 In London. the pound sold for Sl 92475, up from Sl.9121. On the L-Ondon bullion market. the morning price for gold was fixed al S195 50. a sharp increase over Friday's closing price of $195 In the United Stales the stoc k market declined broadly today as the dollar slumped. The mid -d ay Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was ctown 6 24 points to 827.18. Losers outnumbered gaint'rs by more than a 2· 1 ma rgin amon g New York StoC'k Ex change-lasted issues Ana lysts say the newest factor weighing down the dollar has been the recommendation or a committee of the Organ1zat1on of Petroleum Exporting Coun tries that OPEC peg price!-. agams t a packa~e or currencies rather than in dollars. The dollar's Ouctuations in re· <:ent months have often set the tone for t he stock market. Gold stocks. which frequently thr ive in periods of mohelary uncertainty. gained g round to day Police Dog Jilst Pussycat VANCOUVER. Wash IAPl C lark County as s uing a C'a lifornia tr a mer because Ko jak. a rookie police dog. would rather play around than chase criminals "He 's a very tim id dog. He'd make a good house pet ... said his former handle r. Lt. Doug Ra v T he county has filed suit in Superior Court against Gernet Reidel or Morgan Hill. seeking recovery of the $2,000 the county paid 16 months ago for the 31 ~ year·old German shepherd dog Police cventuall) untangled the mess The arrest tally had 181 people taken into custody at the first or two Ston e '-· appe arances Ho w ever . there w ere no par ticular ly violent incidentl> a nd few hard drugs an evidence Police said the crowd wa:. very well behaved Most of the arrests were made before lhe s how as physical searche~ turned up hidden drug:. at the entry gates "The cha rge5-ra nge all the way trom misde meanor public drunkennes~ to felony possession or drugs ror sale," said Anaheim police spokesman Ron Somers. About one-fifth of the ar r estees were juveniles whc were booke d an Anaheim and then taken to Juvenile Bal!. Surprisingly, only one person wa · overcome by heal that ho\ ered 111 tht upper 80s most of !he day Concessions did a landma rk - business in soft drmks. adding cash to supple ment gate receipt!' expected to exceed more than Sl 3 million by the end or today " s how All in all . anothe r routine da" 1n the htg busanes!' known a~ rock and roll Death Plane Site Probed P E TALt:MJ\ IAPI -In vc~t 1 g ator!' a r c probing the wreckage or a ::.ing lc -enginc private plane Loday. seeking the cause of a cra sh in thick fog that killed three people Sunday Killed instantly were Hymm) Thro ckmorton Si lver 53. his wife Priscilla Jean. 50. and their daughter. Jill Silve r Davis. 24. the Sonoma Countv coroner's of lice reported All were residents of this city 30 miles north of San Franc isco I nvestigator~ at r1rst fearea that Mrs Davi!'' child had been aboard too. but it wa~ learnec! later that the youngster had been left at home _____ /~ :1\JJ ----e.·.--. l\1·---, ... -:.. , -1 v ' ' ·"-. \ · Jf> Y".~ • '"~ :7 \1 . .J \ I I ' t ~ ... - : • l or-• For Jogging. Soccer Tennis. or iust assuming an actrve atl!tude 'Ne Recommend adidaS W from ADIDAS dVa1tab·1 ·n Qr('(ln nrWV aclldas hllJ£ .ind burounny • ve10ur 110 1ron1 :ackct • French tioneycomo !enn1c. sti1n • inm tenn1" st)onc. • S1an Sm1lh shoo~ not shown nyton soccer iino runn1nq riorts soccer v·noc~ .and c ruwl'11c:k 1op~ \ 1 lr f!W Al S GARAGE. •mr.::rJ_l!m_lllla"llS ~o ASH'CN ISLAND ::" Nl wror-;r BE.ACt-1 f"' • J 6·1 l 7C3(, 17 Orange Coast VOL. 71, NO. 20S, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 24, 1978 Toda)·"s Clo!;i11Jf :\. \'. Stoeks C TEN CENTS Short • Pool S-t-r-e-t-c-h-·e-s Inch By PHJLIP ROSMARIN Of Ille Dally .. 1101 St.ff Irvine's Heritage Park 50 meter swimming pool. which c~me wi~in one mch of sports history disaster by m easuring JUSt that short of 50 meters. has been certified long enough. after construction to stretch il. City Officials Said their own engineers certified the Olympic qualifying facility on Friday. in time for a week{'nd AAL sanctioned swimming and d1" ing competition Neither city offic1ali. nor of fjcers of the firm which built the pool. Pacifica Engineering or Glendora. however. wer e available today to reply toques tions about exact m easurements dete rmined Friday AAU officials said they intend to check the city results within the near future The SO-meter pool was huilt at a cost or $650,000. und is part of a three-pool aquatics complex that includes a 25-yard recreational and practice pool and a 331t:1- meter diving tank with 5-meter and 7.4-meter board and a 10- meter platform City officials hope the highly touted facility will be the site of AA national championships in 1980 About two weeks af;(o. ballyhoo turned nearly to ballyhool when 1l was disc·overed during routine e ngineering cert1f1cation that the 50-meter pool was one inch 25.4 millimeters too short Apparently the all ::iluminum pool. when filled with water. bowed slightly inwa rd because of the pressure of that and of ~till damp soils outside the structure Sources al city hall said the e mbarrassm ent wa s c om pounded by a late report of the Olympian goof Vice Mavor Ar thur Anthony , who ceremonially pres ided over the certification. wasn't told until later of the shortfall. Anthony report~dly wa s furious The rest or the city council was informed at a July 11 coun· cil meeting Nothing was said publicly but the faulty pool story leaked anyway Assistant City Ma nager Paul Brady said he had been told the problem was the first of its kind 1n th~ aluminum pool industry. Bob Borisorf. AAU swim l'ha1rman, said thal in his 15 years in a n adm1n1strat1ve capacity 10 the sport. he had heard or only two instances in which the length of a pool wa:. ques tioned Neither pool was new "You JU&t don't expect that · -.aid Borasoff "Not m this day and age .. Dollar Plunges Record Low Noted in Japan 0•1ly Pilot St•tt .. "9fo TOK YO (AP I 1-'or the first lime 1n posl ·\\-ar history. thl' dollar closed below 200 J::spane::.e yen on foreign exchanges today. a psychologicul barrie r whO!>(' t'rossing worried lx>lh .fop::tnl'M' bus 1m•ssmen and hard pressed ;\ml•ncans hl•rc· .J a p a n e• :-. t• g o \ l' r n rn e n I l't:onom1sts s aid thl' S turren <'Y would prob<tlJl~ bounce back <1hove 200 vtn. but some ex C'h<1ng<' deaiers disagreed . pre dieting 11 might <'ontinue to plummet to about 180 vc:n in lhl' nt•xt few monthi. · DIRECTING TRAFFIC Chnl Hoost>. pre~1 dent of tht· Orange Counlv Fair board. watchl•:-. Roger f'rl•e ly . 14. of :"olewport Hcal'h. dart•(·t traffic 1n fairground::. park 1ng lot 111 Costu ~frsu dunng fin:.il duy of l!li8 fair Sunda~ It wa..., f'amilwr ~rent• ror lloost•, who, 111 1961. 1,1.as in l'h<t q!(• of 1->ark1ng al Hw fair At that point . Aml'rtC'an:-. would be i,helhng out S27 for a ~estaurant me~11 that tost them S 17 just 19 month:-. ago County Fair Ooses Run After Crowd The Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa closed out its 10-day run Sunday by drawing 28.695 people to push overall attend- a nce to 246,135 lair olf1ciab announced toda~ Thai, year'-. fair came up short or last Yl'ar's Hlll•ndance mark of 258.099 but fair spokeswoman l'cj?g~ Aaylli, s~ud · thul 's not too bad cons1dc•nng that rotten ltrst weckl'nd." Da ytime lc mpc•ratun·i. that ke•pl opening t•rowrl!'t down con 11nucd to soar this past wc•ekcnd hut the biggest crowd of the fair turnt•d out on Saturday with :18.263 f)E'OPll' t•njOytng the rodeo. t'O rniv<JI. or tCJkinA purl in tht· Juction bidding fo r livestock The• S<Jlurdav crnwrl cause·d a traffi c ll<.'u·p on 'llc wport Boulevard "1th cars hacked up .1:-fa r as tv.o mile.., t•arlv 1n thC' t'' e•ning. Mrs Baylis -.aid The fair':-. parking lnts v. t•n· 1amnied imd many patron.., used rt•s1dt'nt1ul art'<."-lor parktni;: ... paCl' Parking JrC'a at the• fair i.:rounds 1s el for expan:-1cm h~ lll'>.l ve<t r 1\ r"mancwl hr£lakdc1v. n for th1i, \t';ir':-. ra1r should bt• available IJlcr th1i, \\l'l'k f;11r 11Htc1als '-Hiii 'Mandatory' Rem Control Said Illegal LOS A NG E LES IA P 1 StatC'wide m andatory rent con· trol would bt.• illegal a lthough in div1dual c1tiei-may enact such <'urbs to distribute Proposition 13 property tax savings a mong rent e r s. Attorney CC'n e ral Evelle Younger said today Propos1t1 on 13 co -a uthor Howard Jarvis JOmcd Younger at a news conference and said that 250,000 of m ore than 3 rn1lhon apartments statewide had rents voluntarily lowered hy their landlords without Jeg111la t1on ·That's not tht> end of our goal. In anotht r couple of months, there will be more prog ress." Jarvis stud. "Rerll con trot would be a disaster." Younger said a statewide rent control law would violate state a ntitrusi statutes. a lthough in· divldual cities could draft such measures. Los Angeles hru1 before its City C'o uncll o propos al to frl'C•f.e rents at June I levels for one year. » proposal which Younger -.md he could support as "the lesser or tht' evils" beini.t pro posed ror rent control New York Reporter Sentenced to Jail 1'h1.• doll<tr l'losed toda~ al 199.05 yen. down from 201 2:> yen Frida\ <1nd 229 ve•n as rct•t•ntlv as late May · · Tht• doll ar al ~n µlun~t•d against maJOI' Europl•an turren t ies . The British pound. for t•x ample. closed at $1 9324. ugain:-.1 $1. 91 21 F'nday Th(' prit•e of gold soared. and m the United State5 the .stock marke t lo<;t ground HACKENSACK. N.J 1AP1 New York Timei, reportt-r Myron A Farber Wal> sentenced Lo six months in Bergen Count~· Jail today after ht• and th~ news paper werl' round guilty of conte mpt for refusing to turn 11\'Cr notes m tht• Or X murcle·r trial of Dr. Mano Ja:.calevich The Times wai, fined Sl00,000 and Fartx-r was fined $1 .000 by Superior Court .Judge Theodor~ W Trautwein. who ordered p<1 mcnt within 24 hourl> Attorneys for the new:-.µapt'r and F'arber asked for a stav of sente ncing .µend ing appeal · There was no immediate com m ent from the T imes or Farber Trautwein earlier said Farb(•t .ind the newspaper both were· guilty .. heyond any rc•al>O nablC' doubt ·· fl was lhC' reporte r·s 1975 1n 'cstigation of fin deaths at R1 verdell llosp1lal 1n Oradell hetwcen 19fb and 1966 that led 111 .Jascalevich's indictmc•nl on f1H C'Ounts of murder <See Ji\11.Jo:D. Page \2) AP W.rf'C>f'IOlO FACES JAIL TERM NY Reporter Farber I ltl· fall below 200 yen C'a mw despite res1stante from Japan :-. e•entral hank Of the CXlrt'm<'I\ large spot trading total of SooO million. the Bank of Japan bought an t•s 11maLe d S400 million. most of 1l JUSl above 200 yen per doll~1r But l'ven that C'ouldn'l kl'l'fl 1t from d1ppin.i:: be low 200 i\ It hough v.11leb t>XpeC'ted. tht- hreak1ni.: of lht· 200 harrier w<1s l h e t op 1 l c m 1 n .J a µ a n e ~ e• l'Wi.pape rs and news broad easts. in which bus mesi, leaders t'X prcssed concern over the• t'f ft•c t on .Japan'i, t•c·onom1c re C'OVt'I'\' Thl; ha:-1<· factor:-. heh1nd thl' 11 n ll ar-.; drop here• r t>ma1n 5-n1ile Fence To Separate U.S., Mexico SAN Ol~GO tAJ>1 J\ live Petition Opposes Retarded Ho01e Plan mile fcncC' will b<' built later this vear between the L1n1ted Stat{'i. a nd Mexico, replacing lhl' cur rent fence and c los ing a 50-yard gap along lht• Pac1f1c· Coast that has no barnt•r The fence. a steel har barn er. will cost S:I million It will run east f1vl;' miles from the Border Field St ate Park al the beuch and repluce a ch::sin link fene<.• Work will h<.•g1n Oct l A oelition dri vt• aimed a t blocking retarded people from occupying an apartment ('Om plex near Costa Mesa is undc·r way and drew a protest today from one woman about lht> methods of th <' p e t1t1on circulators "This man was her{' yC'sterday <Sunday I and wanted me to s ign his petition," s aid 63-year-old Mrs Ellen Gentile. who has lived on 20th Street for the past 15 year~ "He told me about 1t and i,a1d 'how would you like all these handicappe d . funny-looking. people walking up al'\d down the ~lreet'," Mr'> Gentile said to day She refused to s ign the pe11 lion · · 1 feel good about 1t They have to live they're human beings." she added The protest centers around thl' Orange County Planning Com mission's approval last week of a plan to convert a 12·unit apart- ment Into a home for 36 mentul )y handicapped peopk. Despite vigorous homeown~r protests and promises of an ap· peal. the commission approved the plan. The complex is at 362 E. 20th Street at the comer or 20th and Woodland Avenue Th(• are:i is m county territory just outisidc Co.'ltll Mesa Thl' apnrtment building anti u three bedroom house would bccomt> home for mentallv han clicapped people while they are being taught skillfi to enable them to work und li ve• on their o wn S o m l' o f t h t· p r o l e s l 1 n g neighbors have formed a group c a lled the ··costa Mesa Con- l'Nned Cit1tens Committee" to halt the pro1ect '"ll will bl' vcn altraCl1ve," said Al Franco. deputy Border Patrol agent in chargt' "They won·t be able to knock 11 over like they do with the cham-link we have now " Jogging Hit Doctor Reveal,s Dangers WASllJNGT ON 1AP1 .Jogging causes the mo~t 111.1 unes of an~ sport when problems of the fool. ankle. leg and knees cit'l' inrluded. says cin authorit ~ 0 11 sports medicine Dr Roger II Michael. chief of orthopedic s ur _g<'ry at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore and a member of the America n College of Sports Medicine. :-;ai<I Sundny jogging can ~ particularly dangerous with new joggers "Often the unimliu1cd the Jogge r who doesn't know how to start off the season will get a bad pair of tennis s hot•s and swrt running on hard sur faces." he said in an mtervit•w in the t.: S New~ &· World Repo11 That kind of '-lttrt can lead to problems tha, a rt> \ ery mcopac1Wt in!{ und can leud to long term dif rkultic:--. if not tre"led properb ... Michael said Japan ·:-. largt· tradt• s urplu~ which produces a dollar surplu~ on the Tokyo market. and mflu lion in the Un ited State!> U S. Treasurv L'ndersecrctan Anthon~ M Solomon told ~. Sena t e s ubcomm1Ltee 1n Was hington toda~ that he ex peels a decline m the S tradto deficit during the• rest of th1i, ~ etH" and next year and that lh1i- , will bolstt•r tht• dollar "The s ituation is improving it's not a s apparent ai, 1l "111 t)l' m th .. ne'<l fe w months hl• -.aid A-,, alway!> v. h~n eurrenc1e!> Jrt' in a turmoil. ~peC'ul<ttors turned Lo ~old bullion <1s their -.afC'st hedge <Set> DOLLAR. Pagf' .1\21 Rams Move AnnolUICement Planned ny GARY GRANVll.l.E Of Ille D•rly Polot St.1111 ,Los An~\·lcs Hams <>ffiC'iab h<J\'l' l'<J lled a prt.>s~ _ c·onlerence l ul'sda~· morning to <Jnnounce their '.\la- tio nal Footb<.tll Lt•:.igue t-.·an('hlSl' w1H be mov~d lo Orange Count~ in 1980 The prl'ss conft•n •nt•t• announcement ends months of s peculation cenll'rtnJ! on Rami. nt-got1a lions fol' lhl• USC' of Anah1.•1m Stadium THE ~O\'E WI l.L RRl~G to Orange Count\ ~ footba ll franchisl' tha t has madt' Lo:-. Angeles· 1t:-. homc for the pas t 32 ~ t•<ir:-. '.\l eanwhilc• in Los Angl'le~. Co11seum otf1c1<1b said today thl·~ will :-.cl•k <.in ~Fl. fninch1se· tn repl~1ce the departing R<.ims To do that. H ;1m~ <rnm .. r C:.11Toll Rosenbloom \\OU Id h<J\'t• to\\ :11\l' a i5 mtk le'ITllOl'ICJI rt,E!hl thal 1:-. p<Jrt of the' ;tluahlt• l1>otlwll frandrnw COLISJ<;t 'l\1 COMMISSIOl\' Cht11rman Will i<.t m Hobertson. conceding l'or the firs t l1mt· th<' Rum~ loss. said should Rost•nbloom balk at th<.· wmver ht• will favor tht· filing of an anti trust :-;urt Robe rtson s~ud ht• w ill d1sc·uss thl' poss1b1ht \"of ~· s uit with his l't•llow Colisc•um l'ommis~1oner~ tod:.i~ .Jobless Teacher Wins Transit Post A former Costa ~lc:-.J 1cut·hl'1 '-OI ved her uncertainty over Joh prosoects for the ratl todav Oii-ectors of the Orange Coun I\ Transit D1s tr1C'l tOCTD 1 awar ded her a $42.960 conlrac·t for 1978-79 to keep OCTO in formation racks s upplied with up-to-date schedules and bu~ route m aps Karen Peterson had hccn <• special education teacher the• pas t two yc:11r -. "' Ra yvll'W School 111 tht• Newport Mci,u Unified School Dis trict She said declining l'nrollmt-nt fore e d c· a n c·c· 11 a t ion of h1·1· teaching program and h t>r future teaching <1ss1gnmcnt !>ltll was unclear Miss Pe terson said .;he was ~ea rchmg for a new C'arcer when -.he learned of th(' OCTO schedule distribution conlrart through a minority business op portunity program sponsored b~· the National Organ1ut1on for Wo men Miss Peterson said shl' and her rormcr cla-;sroom .iidl• Diane Ba nOrimlen wtll work rulltime at the new venture and will hire part·llmf' ht.•lp throu"'h tht> year as needed Miss Pel erson 's bid of $42.960 fol' the year was the lower of two received bv OCTO officials A-Advanced Delive ry Service. the cur rent contractor. bid $51.863 for lhc sumc work. OCTO officials said However, Onve Fre1mann. of A-Advanced. Questioned OC'l'D . Ray Asks Retrial PETROS. Tenn I AP 1 Jamei. Eurl Rur l>ltY'I he I~ one of the "politlc3 pr1soner11" An drt>w Young had In mind 1 alt·ul;.1tt011-. on lhl' contract pro- µos:tls I !co al!>o contended M 1s Pc•tc•rson lacks a Public Utilities (.'om m ISSIOn (Pt IC ) ltC'ense lo 1wrturm lhl' v.ork Ol'TD Counsl•I Kt.'n Smart said ~I 1s:-P1.•te•rM1n docsn 't need :1 Pl'(' llc·<-nst• to ha ndle 'ichedul<' d1stnbut11111 /\nd OCTI> off1ciab said their l'alculat1ons were based on con t ra<'tor 'o; bids for specific task:-. pro 1ct'll'd 11vc•r t h e year to rt.•flt•ct l hC' amount or work tH' l'd t•cl to kc(.•p 1 n form at ion rark..., adl'QUalely s upplied Coasr l\'eather J a r1ablt• c loud inc.;.; through Tuesday Little temperature change High TuC''>day near 70 at the be a('hes to mid 80s m the inland areas l..ow-. tont~ht in the mid 6(h.. INSIDE TODA\' Bravery 18 recalled 011 fht' daught~r o/ a quiet Dutch hero mef'ts Wtth one o/ tht! men her father P'f"Olected dur- ing World War II See Page 110 lade~ Al 1'tllf'-iU Cit "-"" ~ """L•-" Cl Cl •Nt11 L M tff •• M .. lo• ... , -lllflt ., ................ ....... c.11.., .. 1. AS , ..... l'.ntf •• ~ ....... CM =•Mffllott l•·I ~tu 14 •• Cf'ittl"ftfl .. h4WIM .. .. Ooet!I HltkO\ AJ not ten .. , lltttfl•:= ... ... ..,.., ... ..... ,, .. .., _,. ... ...... ,. .... 1 ... ~1 J ···-·····--. .. --..--·-------.. ,,.--. . i\1 DAILY PIL01 C Coastal ~Showers . ~To Fall? Forecasters for the National :w eather Ser vice said today :1ocalized thundershowers. like ;1 he one that hit HunliQglon : Beach early this morning1""Could ;<'ont.inue in the coastal area ;throu~hTuesday. , But the weatherm en noted ·that the likelihood of more thun- , derstorm.s coming to the Orange Coast has dlmmished to about lO per cent. The thundershowers. coming out or a mass of tropical air :.outh of the Orange Coast are t.>xpected to hat hardest in the mountains and deserts Tbis morning's shower in Hun tington Beach left 08 or an inch nf ram. the first measurable rainfall of the season in the west county Spokesmen for the Southern • California Edison Company said l1ghtn1ng may have been responsible for two small power outages an the Huntington Beach area T he outages affected fewer ~han JO customer s who were without power for about two ' hours. the spok<.'!>.tnCn said. One was reported at 205 Springfield Ave and the other in a group of homes near Atlanta A venue and ~hgnoha Street. The storm hit at about 2 a.m., according to lluntington Beach's unofficial weather statistician. .I She rman Denny lit.' said the ~torm hit hard for ,1boul 10 minutes Denny, la!>t yeur at this time II uni 1ngton Reach hud 02 of an 1nl'h of ra10 The edgl' of the storm ap pctrl'ntly dcpo~1ted a s mall amount of mois ture 1n the nl'1ghbonng cities of Fountam \'allcv ancl Costa Mesa. but no 111 her coit!>lal c1tieb got any mt>a~urable rainfall. f'ro"' Page A I DOLLAR ... The pn<:c of bullwn surged 1 1 hroughout the day a nd closed s:i 25 higher in London at St95 an ounce The prict' in Zurich. Eurnpl"s hu::.lt'::.t bullion market, wa::. Sl95.J75 an ounce, up from Sl91 625 Th•~ t>roughl gold c lose to its .111 ttml' l)(.'ak of S197 50. reached m London on Der 30. 1974, when -.1 ork m ark<.'l:. a nd world , • l' o n o m 1 e !. " c re s e v ere I y dl'pre~setl ,\ WP('k ago. an ounce of gold \\as worth $184 375 S11nH· dl'ah.•r::. '>i.l td today's , panu:kv tradm~ was sparked by tht• d1~rlo!>ure that a committee of th1· OPEC 111l·exporting coun· lrn.·s <kr1dl•d 10 n·c·ommcnd that • Uw dollur price of 011 be indexed • to .in undisdnst•d composite cur n •nry unit. This would protect \ oil producers ' profits, badly hit b' the dollar's decline · But some dealers said the oil· rlollar issue has been discussed ·ror month!-> uncl could not ac· ..,4·ount for thr dollar's overa ll trend ·"The rl'ul reason for the fall 1s that thl• U.S. economy. Its uncer· t;11nty a nd its leadership, ure nO\\ lhl' s ub.iert of so many <lnuht~ that therc 1s no excusing lt'ft for dl•la yi n ~ a virtual "111 ldw1de dl•vuluut1on of the •.dollar ... s<11d the Lo ndon £\.l'nlOJ,t Nl'"' s That's Some Inflation Hike ALOHA. Ore. <APl William Buskirk knew waler rates might he goin~ up, but he was s ur· prised when he got his bill. The bill for two months· se rvice said he had u sed 99 million gallons of water a nd ('a me to $499.424 Wolf Creek Hi~hway Water Oistn<'t orficials attributed the t>rror to a compute r and billed Buskirk his usual $11 ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT lot•ll c-t v.,. •tt.\10f'ftl•l'tdC4f"llJl'r•f ~· -••K-l•UM t -t & M...,...... M.ln•o1no l d•tor ~, .. ,ML"' tit< ...... ,.""" &\\l\t•n• M.an•t•""OEd1tor\ Co1t•M11eomc. ...... Ni ~c:;::~· ~·o ~:~"'° ,,.,_ T•pflofle (T14)tla..Qa1 CIH8ffled M vertttlng ~11 ~~ .. ,~ !:! °".:;?;, ~~ •• :i:s.= "''"•' ., ••~rUt.tmtnh ,_..,.," M•r ._. ~::~:.=:::..:. tMWt "'"i,.1 .. ,~IHI~ -1 \f<•"I c ••u .. , ... ..,. •tt a ~ C•"'• ....,Y C..hterf'I•• '"'""•' tll: •• ,.,,,., \1 ~ ~l"ff ., M•ol \f \t ,.,......._.. ~M•I• ···~efft.\J ,.,.,..ft•frrl•, Dlllly .,,..,. ,....,. ay O•<Y amw.w DOWNHILL RACERS AT MISSION VIEJO SUNDAY HAD THEIR EYES ON AKRON Youngster• Braved Sweltering Heat In Annual Soap Box Derby Competition Duo Aim at Ohio Derby Viejo, Tustin Boys Get Ready to Race Boys from Mission Viejo and Tustin are to re present southern Orange County Aug. 12 in Akron, Ohio's national Soap Box Derby. The spectators watched 13· year ·old Toby Wills of Tustin emerge as the senior d1v1sion winne r or the annual Mission Viejo Soap Box Derby sponsored hy the Orange County Soap Box Oe rbv Association and the Mis saon VicJo Company on Sunday Tod Sturgeon, 11 , of Mission Viejo took first place in the Junior division for boys and girls 10 a nd 11 years or age. Two girls entered the compet1· lions thls year. open to Orange Countians residing south of the Costa Mesa F reeway. A derby w.as held in Buena Park the pre- v wus weekend for res ident!-> north of the freeway. a company bpokesman said to- day. Sunday's races. run from 10:30 a .m. until nearly 5 .30 p.m .• were conducted in heat that left most of the 27 contes- tants "dripping ," the spokesman said. Drug S6,000 Take11 Laguna Hotel Robbed Again Three gunmen used a police badge as a ruse to gain entrance lO the manager's office a t the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Beach early Sunday morning, making off with more than S6.000 in receipts. Sunday's armed robbery 1s the third in less than u month at the hotel. located al 1555 South Coast Highway. Police said a man a pproached the check·in desk at the hotel at about 4 :3> a.m. Sunday, display. mg a star-shaped badge to the cle rk. He said he was conducting an invest igation then walked away from the check-in area. He returned moments later. police s aid. and told the clerk he wanted to use the telephone The clerk let him into the office. whereupon the man pulled a blue steel automatic from has trousers and pointed 1t at the e mployee. The gunman opened the door and allowed two companions in- s ide. one wie lding a s mall caliber carbine. then ordered the clerk to hand over the r~· ceipts. tot.aling$6,600. The trio then Oed the hotel on foot. The gunman impersonating an officer was described as about five feet. eight inches t.all. with dark brown hair. a light colored c hecker ed s hirt and dark trousers. His companion was described a s five foot s e ven inches . weighing 160 pounds and wear- ing a gray ski m ask. The man carrying the rifle was about six feet tall. weighing 170 pounds, with light blond hair. All three were described as Caucasians. The exclusive hotel complex h as been the s ce ne or three armed robberies since June 28 whe n two gunmen wear ing scarves over their races leaped over the check-in counter and took Sl.200 in cash and $15,000 in checks. Two weeks ago a bartender and security guard were con- fronted in the ninth-story bar by two ski-masked gunmen who made off with nearly Sl,700 in cash. In that incident. the robbers lied and gagged their victims before riding the elevator back down to the ground floor and making their escape. Police were investigating the l~test robbery this morning, and dad not rule out the possibility that the three incidents are re- lated. Use Reported Placing second in the semur d1vis1on for racers between 13 <ind 1!1 Sunday. at the downrull raceway on Oso Parkway ne<ir M1ss1on Viejo Country Club. was Trey Bourette. 14 . of Mission VieJo. Carter Tells Staff: Shape Up or Else TONlGHT COSTA MESA PLA NNING CO MMISSION -Reg ular mc·ct ing, City Hall. 6:30 p.m OCC SUMMER LECTURE "E liminating SC'tr Defeating Behavior," Science Lecture 2. 7·30 p.m. TUESDAY. JULY 25 CHART -Regular meeting. \:ewport Mesa Board ol Realtors, 7:30 a m. OCC SUMMER LECTURE ··New Fronti e r s or Parapsychologv." Fine Arts 119 7·30 p.m Pilot Logbook Sandy Webber. 12. a girl from El Toro, look lhird place honors. Twelve year olds. a spokesm<1n sa id. could race in either of the two divisions. Bria n Bowman, 11. of Mission Viejo placed second in the junior division, while Scott Silva. 12. of El Toro and Kelley Becker. 11. of Corona del Mar placed third and fourth respeclivelv. .The Mission Viejo Company will ,PBY. for the two winning boys trips lo Akron and for transporting their winning cars. Stories Looking For Situations By JACKIE HYMAN Ot llM D.toly ~II°' $1.ftt It's gotten so ( can barely stand to read a newspaper any more ll isn't the news paper's fault. I jus t find myself gelling furious when r read about greedy public officials. welfare c heaters. crime and discrim10at1on, etc . etc So. to cheer m yself up. I've written the leads c begm nangs l of newspaper stor1c!. I would hke to see • • • THE FOOD ANO Drug Administra t aon has approved an array of new drugs that have bee n extensively tested and found to cause no known diseases or side effecL~. The mcd1cat1ons 1n dude 100- percent-effective birth control pills for men and women; cures for cancer, "YMAN arterioscleros is. multiple sclerosis. diahetes. infertility, hypertension and migraines : and a shot that induces common s ense In legislators. ,, * * THE KU KLUX Klan. Anita Bryant. Sen John Briggs and the American Nazi Pa rty said today that after a joint picnic with the NAACP. NOW. and representatives of Jewish. Mexican-Ame rican and gay groups. they have de· elded those peoole aren 'l so bad after all. • • • A BILL SIGNED today by President Carter will im- prove benefits and services to needy welfare recipienu. while offering Incentives expected to get 75 percent of them off the rolls within three years The bill will also give a quick boot in the rear end to tho!>e who do n't really need we lfare. and an even quicker trip to jail to those who cheat • • • GOVERNOR BROWN announced today that a rero- based budgeting approach to state government has re- veale d that 50 percent of all its expenditures are un· necessary. A three-year phaseout of half or all state opera · lions 1s phmned. along with a corresponding rollback in taxes. Followimz a meetinJ{ with representatives of a number of large corporations, Brown said they have indicated they wish lo purchase most of the surplus buildings and will be able to hire 80 to 90 percent or the laid-off state employees. The m ajority or these will be formerly high.paid a<l· ministrators ••• A NEW STUOV has re vealed tbat Incidents of violent crimes including r ape. spouse bellllng, child abuse. as- saultis and murder have droJ'ped by 80 percent nationwide this year. The reduction 15 attributed to a variety or factor~. 1n eluding better counsellna and prevention pro11rams, stiffer sentences for all violent oCfenderR 14 and older. a streamllnlns of court procedures and a resurgence or responsibility and decency amona the populat ion 1n f!eneral • WASHINGTON <A P > Presi- dent Carter relayed instructions to his staff today that they must observe drug laws. even 1f they dis agree with them, or "seek employment elsewhere." Whale House press secretary .Jod y Powell told reporters that Carter had his top <1ssistant. Hamilton Jordan. relay the pres 1dc nt 's view!-. at u senior staff m eeting PowC'll said those at the meeting in turn were passin~ thl' pres ide nt's mJunctton to suh ordinates Carter's ord1.'rs ::.ll'mm1.•d from a statement last week by the president 's drug policy adviser ci fl er r<'S1J?n1ng t h a t s everal While House staff m1.•mb<.'r<> reg ularly s moked marijuana and Man Arrested In Costa Mesa Rape Attempt A 23 -year·old Westminster man was arrested by Costa Mesa police early Sunday arte r he a llef.(edly tried to rape a 58 year-old woman following a par ly at an apartment complex. police said loday . Police said they are seekmg a second m ale following the inc1 dent that led to the arrest of Mario Kalima. He re mained 10 custody today in lieu of $10,000 bail An unidentified m ale neighbor who heard the woman's scr eam::. tor help al about l 40 a m Sun dJV contacted Cost a Mesa pohCl' ''ho captured Kalima <it an apartment on Paula rino t\\cnUl' Poltl'l' ~a1cl thl' woman ap pjren tl~ "'-'s follov .. l•d lu ht-r apartment b) thl' l\\O men after a part) at another apartment. even used stronger drugs. gives a party for interns and employees on his starr when new interns arrive. Powell s aid Carte r acted b ecause or indications that ··some people in the Whale House may ree l 1t as acceptable to violate the law ... "I tell the m. 'If you drink beer at home. you can drink beer here'." he said. "But under n(} circumstances is there to be any pot. Anybody who is found with pot in my office goes oul th1;• door " Asked if he ever used mari- juana or othe r drugs. Powell cleclined to respond "as a matter o f princi pl<'" a lth ou~h . he added . his reaction mig ht be s ubject to misinterpretation. · Powell did sav. in an ohvious reference to the initial populan f'ro• Page A J t ~ of drugs among youn~ p<.'oplc. • · 1 m 1ssed that gene ration by about five years -that and thl· sexu al revolution • Speaker of the Hduse Thomas P O'Neill Jr said today that he would not tolerate use of man Juana in his office. but that he does not "set the standards for the White House ·· O'Neill was asked to comment on the reported use of ma rijuana and cocaine by members of tht' White House st aff. Or. Peter Bourne . who re s igned last week as Carter's ad- viser o n drugs. s aid there wa!-t a ··high incidence" of marijuana use among White House staffers I le a lso said he was aware of oc casional use of cocaine by soml· members of the While House o;tuff whom he did not identify. O'Neill . in response to a re porter's question. said he always Services R esumed P HILADELPHIA <A P l -City services returned to normal today as 19,600 mun icipa l workers went back lo work for thi• first lime since July 14. when t hf'y st ruck the city in a contract chspule The workers new contrat·l provides for a 7 percent wage increase. JAILED ... "What is at issue he re is nol Dr. Jascalevich's right to a fair trial. or a re porter's right to . ~tand above the I aw."· Farber told the court. ·'The issue is a right of the public through iU. press to be informed." Farber maintained that the or· der to turn over his files to th~ trial JUdge for a confidential in- :.pcct1on "asks m e to violate confidences . . this I cannot do ... lie said that if he gave up the files he would undermine his professional credibility t\ I though the defense main tams access to the notes is vital. Farber said. "Ther e is nothing 1n m y no t es which would establish guilt or innocence ror the trial court " J ascalevich as accused of murdering five patients al Riverdell Hospita l 12 years ago by administering lethal doses of the muscle relaxant. c urare The trial, in ats 22nd week. wa!> recessed today because or the contempt hearings. If convicted. Jascalev1ch faces a maximum sentence of fi ve consecutive fife terms. Eugene Sche1man, represent. ing the Times and Farber, ha!> argued thut the New Jersey courts lack jurisdiction o"·er Farber. For Jogging. Soccer Tennis or 1ust assuming an J ' I ~ ; actrve allrtude We Recommend adidas • From ADIDAS ava11ao1e 1n ween n;wy aclidas blue. md huroundy • wrour 110 front 1ackAI • t rcnr.h huneycomli tannis !,,IWt • inm tonn1• short!> • Stan Smith shoes I f: nor shown nvron wccer dn<1 111nninq -.norts wccer v nnck 100 t:r!lWPllt.k I 1 )J . .l'o j, ,..; " '' I I ~· ·i I ALSGARAGE \•-------56 FASHION ISLAND .... \ NEWPORT BEACH 714 I 644 7Q3{) .. .. -..... ---• --........ --.. ---• --. --t--.. ; ... wi ........... THIS WAS THE SCENE AT ANAHEIM STADIUM SUNDAY AS 55,000 VIEWED ROCK CONCERT Some Fans Began Arriving Thursday Morning for GllmpH of Rolling Stones ' MICK JAGGER BELTS OUT A SONG AT ANAHEIM CONCERT Rolling Stones Expected To Fill Big 'A' Again Today -Laguna Man Faces Arizona Fraud Rap A Lu~una Beach man, indict· l'd bv an Arizona grand jury on 95 counts of fraud-r elated charges stemming from an al· lcged $500,000 swindle, was be· ing held toduy in Orange County Jail. Ul·rald Ackl and. 49, of 1625 Tah1t1 Ave., was arrested last Thursday nighl. He 1s being held an lieu of $50,000 bail rending his extradition to Phoenix, officials said. Ackland 1s the former pres1· dent of the Sunshine Land and Cattle Corp ll1s former partner. On·al Mc Pherson , 55. of Phoenix. has b<.>cn mdicted on 51 fclonv counts 1n connection with lht.> case f\n ind1ctm<'nt 1s a formal c:har~e mad<• against a person hy a grand Jury It does not «.>stablish guilt or innocence Mc Pherson was arrested last week in Ph()('mx, bwt was re· teased without posting bond pending his arraignment today in Maricopa County Superior Court. The indictmcnLc; charge that the two men sold investment contracts and promissory notes. all secun.'<.i by worthless or near- ly worthless mortgages and con· lr~1cts. . In some instances. the indict- ment said, investor·victims were sold investment contracts of ICM Health Industries Inc .. supposedly secured by mem· ChiwJuma Ousts One SANTIAGO, Chile CAP> The right·wing military Junia that has.governed Chile for five years today ousted one of its four members, air force com· mander Gen. Gustavo Leigh. who had publicly cal l ed o n Presiden t Augusto Pinochet to speed the return to democracy. The government issued a statement saying Leigh was being stripped of both his military ~t and hls seal on the executive body. The mllltary toppled d e mocratically elected Marxist President Salvador Allende in a bloody coup in September 1973. bership contracts in the Foun· tain of Youth Health Spa in Escondido. Actually, the health spa was insolvent at the time, the indictment said. Investors were promised as much as 20 percent interest on their investments, the Indict· ment said. Records of the Arizona Corporation Commission dis· closed that Ackland owned all the stock in the various corpora· lions involved in the alleged 5chemes. Ackland and his former wife. Virgie Lee, of Phoenix, became involved in federal bankruptcy proceedings in early 1976. They listed debts or nearly $2 million and virtually no assets. Ackland lesliried during bankruptcy court hearings that he lost all of the investors' money in the health spa busi· ness. He blamed economic con·· di lions. The indictment against Ack l and and M cP h erson climaxed a more than two.year investigation by the state At· torney General's office, officials said. Man Perishes In Car Fire; Cause Eyed Investigators are probing the cause of a car fire which engulfed the interior of a Westminster man's auto as he drove down the street Sunday af· ternoon, burning him to death. Elmer Alfred Pillon Jr .• 64, of 7146 Plaza St .. died sitting behind the wheel or the auto as two would·be rescuers tried to reach him. firemen said today. Heal and names drove them away. Pilon was driving eastbound on Garden Grove Boulevard near Sprtnadale Street when the blate exploded into the Interior of his 1966 Comet sedan. He was able to swerve to the side or the road but the spread of fire was so rapid the victim was unable to get out before he was apparently incapacitaled by In· juries. 'Stones' . Rock Fans Jam Big A By MICHAEL PASKEVICH 01 i. O.il' Pilot S~fl Another 55.000 rock fans were expected to brave heat, smoggy sun and long waits today -at $12.SO a ticket -for a rare chance to see the world·s most popular rock band in live action m Anaheim. The parking lot at the Big /\ was jammed by early morning with. newcomers and some holdovers from Sunday after· noon's concert by the Rolling Stones. Sunday's event ran smoothly. if slowly, with early afternoon sets by blues singer Etta James. exciting reggae from Jamaican guitarist Peter Tosh and tradi· tional American boogie by the Outlaws. Crowded onto the outfield turf. the sea or denim and halter tops was passively polite to the open- ing acts, with the real drama building ror one of the few rock bands to survive the Sixties. The massive center field stage housing three stories or speakers remained mute for more than an hour awaiting the English quin- tet's arrival shortly before 6 p.m. /\nd finally , ladies and ~entlemen. the Rolling Stones. T he mass on field remained s tanding for the next 110 minutes as lead singer MiJ:k Jagger a nd cohorts tried. sometimes in vain, to keep the intensity up and convey the pur1· ty of straight ahead rock and roll in a circus-like settin~. From the upper deck of the stadium, the band took the stature of fleas, and those in the distant reaches never seemed fully Involved. Indeed, it was a different story on the playing field where arms waved and feet stomped non · stop to tunes like "Honky Tonk Women." "Brown Sugar," and .. Love in Vajn," With the band riding the crest of its first number one album in years. "Some Girls," there was a heavy accent on new material A plodding, s luggish version of "Beast of Burden" was over· come by fiery rock "When The Whip Comes Down." "Respecta· ble" and the disco·linged hit single, "Miss You ." Jagger. sounding a touch strained, worked the crowd like an old pro, prancing across the lengthy stage and exhorting those lucky enough lo De near the stage with leaps and twirls. The sound was crisp and thun- derous, rolling upwa rd and out into the stadium parking lot. The Stones exited with a rous. ing rendition of "Jumpin' Jack Flash," and. k~eping with the band's tradition, there was no encore. despite prolonged de· mands from the crowd. An announcement that the Stones had already left the st adium was gr eeted with a round of boos and a slow exodus toward the parking lot. There. many patrons spent hours. first trying to locate vehicles. then dealing with a massive t raffic tieup. Tape decks echoed the sounds heard inside a few minutes earlier to pass the time. Police eventually untangled the mess. T he arrest tally had 187 people taken into custody at the first .of two Stones' appea r ances . However, t here were no particularly violent incidents and few hard drugs in evidence. Police said the crowd was very well·behaved. Most or the arrests were made before the s how as physical searches turned up hidden drugs al the entry gates. "The charges r.ange all the way from misdemeanor public drunkenness to felony possession of drugs for sale.·· said Anaheim police spokesman Ron Somers. Dumping Of Waste Allowed By AR'nlUR R. VINSEL Ol U.. Dell' .. Itel II.I" Dumping of oilfield wastes and other industrial refuse along the shores of the Bolsa Chica wildlife sanctuary may be re· pulsive to many citizens but it is permissible under the law, oppo· nents have learned. Assemblyman Dennis Mangers, D·Huntington Beach, who has been working on etforts to save the picturesque lagoon environment from harm and commercial development, made the disclosure today. He said the Orange County Environmental Management Agency <E MA > has issued permits to Aminoil USA Inc. al· lowing the firm to dump rotary drill coolant mud ln unlined open sumps along the lagoon . Mangers was a ngered last week on a helicopter fllght over the region with Huntington Beach City Councilman John Thomas. who along with Coun· t:ilman Richard Siebert are sup· porting preservation of the Bolsa Chica wetlands . Efforts to preserve the 1.600· acre wilderness region sur· rounded by suburbia have become a highly emotional en· vironmeotal issue. The lagoon is considered vital to migratory birds on the Pacific Flyway. Some have suggested It could be transformed into a marina ringed with costly homes such as nearby Huntington Harbour and city annexation rumors have run hot and cold in recent years. Mangers said today he spent much of Friday researching the newest apparent threat to the delicate environment after his Thursday chopper flight furnished by Thomas. "The county people say the EMA Issued permits for them 1/\minoiJ) to do what they're do· mg and while no one likes it, il is perfectly legal," Assemblyman Mangers said. ··our next step, today, is to find out when the permits were issued. who issued them and how to stop it." he said of the petroleum production waste dis· posal procedures. The city of Huntington Beach prohibits oilfield waste dumping in sumps not lined wllh concrete fo r cleanup and disposal elsewhere. County Fire Kills Father And Daughter A father and daughter were killed early today when n ames swept through their home in Buen~ Park, firemen reported. J esse Castro, 53, and his daughter, Patricia, 20, both were found dead on a bedroom floor, firemen said. Apparently the father was awakened by the 1:30 a .m. fire. ran to his daughter 's room to rescue her and both were over- come by smoke as t hey attempt· ed lo nee. firemen said. Firemen said the Castro home. at 8172 Holder St., was nearly a total loss. Damage was listed at $70,000. The father and daughter were alone in the home when the blaze started. firemen said. A pet dog also was killed. Firemen said the probable cause was a discarded cigarette. Monday. July 2-4. 19'78 DAILY PILOT A.:s • ........... HE'S HAD THE HICCUPS FOR 56 OF HIS 84 YEARS Iowan Charles Osborne Stlll Looking for a Cure 56-year Die Man, 84, Seeking Cure ANTHON. Iowa CAP> - Charles Osborne has had hjccups for 56 of his 84 years. but hasn't given up hope of finding a cure. 'Td give everything I got in the world if l could get rid o~ them "says Osborne, including the notonety that sprang from a 1936 ~ppearance on Robert Ripley's "Believe It or Not" radio show and put him in the Guumess Book of World Records. "I DON'T K NOW WHAT IT would be like not to have them." Osborne said A veteran of many tries at a cure. Osborne is being treated by Dr Terence Anthoney. an associa.t~ professor at t.he Southern Illinois University School of Medicine who has been tn· terested in hiccups since he was a medical s tudent. Osborne's hiccups began on a farm near Union, Neb., in 1922. ··1 was butchering hogs and hauling a 350-pound hog ... While I was hanging the hog up I started to hiccup." he said. OSBORNE CONTINUED TO WORK AS a farm laborer, then bought a farm. He retired in 1961. His wire died March 12. He said the longest he has gone without hiccups was for SQ hours a rew weeks ago. But except for brief reprieves, the hie· cups are with him day and niRht at the rate of 40 limes a minute, interrupting his sleep and ruining his taste for solid food . "I don't know what lo make of 1t," said Anthoney, who said he is treating Osborne with various drugs. Anlhoney said hiccups can be caused by 1rntat1on from many parts of the body. but he has not pinpointed any cause. "MY FEELING JS HE POPPED a small blood vessel at the base of his brain when he was lifting that hog," he said. explain. ing the vessel was probably at the Junction or a nerve ending that controls breathing. "I used to make a noise all the time. night and day. Then I went to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., and was there ror 21 days. Every doctor looked at me and they didn't help. But they taught me now to control myself so I didn't make any noise.'' Sunken Suh Sought Salvage efforts were under County Shenff's Harbor Patrol way today to raise a two·man investigators the little sub'~ submarine that sank m approx J.?luss·domed conning tower ap. imately 40 feet of water off th1• parently popped open. mouth of the Seal Beach N<n al Sea water splashed into the Weapons Station's Anaheim tiny submersible craft as it was Landing jetty Sunday. plowing along on a towline No one was aboard the glass· behind Smith's Sea Trek and domed, $18.000 sport craft when within minutes it started toward it went to the bottom while being the bottom. towed belund a Pasadena man'-; The sub sank about lhree- 23-foot cabin cruiser heading for quarters of a mile out, according docking at Sunset Aquatic Park. to Harbor Patrol Deputy Derek Mike D. Smith. 41, told Oran::.gt'..:..-_L_o_v_et_t_. _________ _ ~mo pacific sunwear __ . our bz.et sq,l hnc\ tablcz.dotih prints to go with a 5 color ~r1<t;Ly of op cord long P,?nts. go fur tha. re.al 'thing ~Ott.An pacific 44 fashk>n island, newport center 644·5070 I ~ •---• •••,. • .... -• .. • .. • .. -~ ·----r .. --- .4.f DAIL V flllOT Monday Juty 24 1978 NATION I WORLD Just Coasting Q ~"':-. witb~~ Tom"~~,, Israel to Consider Swap Gaza, w ·est Bank to Balance Sinai, El Arish? Marpbine Crossing the Bar FLEET OF FOOT DEPT.--One of the more amazing awards of all time came to Huntington Beach just recent ly. This metropolis of our coastline was cited in tht> American Automobile Association's 39th Annual Pedestrian Safety Inventory. Now, it is true that Huntington Beach didn't quite win th~ top Award of Excellence for failure of motorists to knock off a lot of walkers. In our region, only the city or Orange was able to win this top honor. But Huntington Beach did get this special citation. It is an astounding victory when you consider the hazards raced by Huntington Beach streetwalkers. Maybe they should be called something other than streetwalkers . How about street runners ? BUT I DIGRESS. Consider the hazards. Huntington Beach has those big, wide. high speed boulevards stretching inland from Coast Highway. like Brookhurst. Magnolia and Highway 39. You try crossing one of these speedways in the heat of a summer weekend and you'd better be good at broken field running. As for the motorists. all you can do 1s hope their cars have had recent brake jobs. And then you've got the premier hazard for street crossers in Huntington Beach. It's called Coast Highway. For the motorist. there's no more ghastly experience than abruptly being confronted in the middle of your lane by a guy with a surfboard. two lunch baskets and his !fC!'l ,':IV Corona dRl Martians Crossing Pac1/1c Coast Highway b1kin1 -clad g1rlfr1end They cross that highway to Jlunl ington 's beaches by the droves. Clearly, the fact that Huntington Beach can win u pedestrian safety award is a credit Lo fasl reflexes on the purl of both the dodgers and the dodgees. TRUE. ONE OTHER coastal city got a s pecial pedestrian safety citation. This was San Clemente. I think San Clemente s hould have been disqualified because it has sidewalks. You just don't give . the motorist a sporting chance when you stay on the sidewalk . You couldn •t help but notice that Laguna Heach d1dn 't get mentioned in the pedestrian awards. If you'd been in Laguna over the weekend. you'd understand why Laguna has three ~rt festivals. the ~aches and a dog and pony show all going at the same time. Pedestrians fi i:;ure they can take over the whole town. including the middle of all streets. Jt's easy lo knock off some guy trying to cross the ~treet when ht'> view 1s obstructed by the six -foot painting he's lugging along JE R U SALEM <AP > - foreign Minister Moshe Dayan to ld Parliament today that Israel 1s prepared to discuss the question or the ultimate sov ereignty for the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip Israel also is willing to discuss <i te rritorial compromise "if a toncr ete proposal is submitted1" Dayan told the Knesset ai; ne opened a debate on the Mideast s ituation. Tit E CABINET r ejected on Sunday President Anwar Sadat's prop osa l th at I s rael re · turn two areas of the Sinai Deser t to Egypt as a good-will gesture. but said it was willing to negotiate a trade for the northern coastal town of El Arish and Mount Sinai. "Nobody can get something for nothing. and this will be the po li cy of Is r ael, .. Pri me Mi nister Menachem Begin told reporten; after th~ cabinet Mt!Ct· ing. DAY AN GA VE A 45·minute report dn his meeting last week tn Leeds t;asue. England with Egy ptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel and U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance. The Knesset corridors. meanwhile. were abuzz with the news that Commerce Minister Yigal Hurvitz, a hawk on the question of Mideast peace. had tendered his resignation over a budget proposal he regards as inflationary. Begin was trying to change Hurvitz' mind and s mooth over the tiff between Hurvilz and Fin a n ce Mini s t e r S1mha Ehrlich. DAYAN SAID THE question of future sovereignty an the West Bank and Gaza is "the central gap between the Arab attitude Women Increasingly Contribute to Crime WASHI NGTON <AP > -Women are committing more crimes than ever and the trend is likely to continue. according to a federally sponsored study released today. Professor Rita J . Simon. head of the University or Illinois program on law and society, said : "As you have more and more statis tical s urvey on c rimes women working out side the committed by women and com· home. they are getting j obs that pared the results with statistics 1>lace them in a position to em-on women in the District of bezzle or steal. With this larger Columbia. female working force. it is sim· The study showed that women ply a question of the law of were arrested for 16 percent of averages " the crimes committed nationally llNDER A GRANT from the Law Enforcement Assistance Ad m1mstrntion, Ms. Si mon did a '75 Firestone Reports Show Tire Defects AKRON. Oh10 CAP> -The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. dis· covered serious problems with ~omc of its steel-belted radial tires 1n tests three years ago but did not report the findings to the government. according to a publtshcd reoort. in 1975. compared with 10.8 per- cent in 1953. The percentage of women arrested for economic crimes rose six times in the 22- year period. In 1953, 4.9 percent of the women arres ted for serious crimes were c harged with larceny and theft and 1.1 percent with embezzlement and fraud. the study showed. In 1975, the rates were 25.4 percent and 3.3 percent, respectively. THE REPORT ALSO showed that women used weapons s lightly more frequently than men in commiUing violent acts. 84 percent for women and 78 per· cent for men. But women were less likely than men to use weapons in rob· beries. in which 32 percent of the women and 46 percent of the men earned weapons. and ours." Israel's peace plan offers the Palestinian Arabs in the two oc· c upi ed terl'itories ud· ministrative autonomy. or limit ed self-rule. with continued presence of the Israeli army 1n these areas captured in the 1967 Mideast war. "ff Israel's proposal of ad· ministrative autonomy 1s ac· cepted." Dayan said: "Israel 1s prepared . . . to discuss after five years the question of the sovereignty over Judea and Samaria and the Gaza Strip ... Judea and Samaria are the b1bltcal names for tht.' Wei.t Bank EG VPT DEMANDS the return or these lands to Arab sovereign- 1Y and the withdrawal of lsraeh troops to the pre· l967 borders "with minor rect1C1cation~ ... Dayan sa1<J . Although Israel was w11lmg to d1 s c u ~s u lerritoraul com promise. Dayan ~aid he had asked the Egyptian delegation at Leeds Castle if Egypt would agree to a compromise and they rep ~utd. ··on no account. of course not.·· Fuzz Take Fuzz Whe n Rose White. right. decided s he couldn ·1 takl' ht•r German s he pherd. Fuzz. with ht-r fro m ~l1<.Jm1 to Was hington. D.C . shl' donated thl' dog to lhl· ~l1<1m1 Police canme corps Fuzz went through l ramm(?. ''1th fl ying colors :\Is \\'hill' and tr<Jtn tng officer Rill :\l••l thewman share pndc in lhl• clog·.., pl'l'formance during her la st v1s1t before mo\'ing ~EWPORT BEACI~ DID~'T win for pedestrian happ1 11ess either. llow could 1t with Corona del Mar as one of its neighborhoods? Coro~a del Martians cross Coast Highway on pure faith Thev ve been known to walk in front of tanker lrnnkc; without glancing sidewavs. In inland Orange County. Tustin. Yorba Linda. La llabra •md Brea won pedestrian safety citations. You can understand thi!.. All the pedestrians from these places are down here. trying to-sprint across Coast Highway Battling Subsides T he Ak ron Beacon-J ournal '>aid 1n its Sunday editions that the company was aware as far back as 1975 that a significant number of its steel-belted radial passenger ca r tires m ay have been defective. A COMPUTER printout of test rc:.ults from 1975 show that 56.5 Pi?rcent of the tires tested by Fires tone from a warehou!le s tock awaiting shipment to General Motors failed to meet a cnt,cal government high-speed pe rformance standard. the newspaper reported. It's my ,~Lifeline • • • _BEIRUT Lebanon 1 AP I The latest outbreak of Synan Christian warfare in Beirut subsided into an uneasy lull at dawn today after nearly 36 hours or firing. Christian spokesmen reported nine Christians killed and fi2 wounded in 48 hours Traffic between lhe Moslem and Christian halves or the city resumed c:iut1ously But the Syrians· chief target. the Christian Hadass neighborhood m southeast Beirut, remained shuttered The firing started a few forest fires in the pine woods between the presidential palace and the residence of U.S. Ambassador Richard Parker. five miles cast of Beirut. But a police spokesman ~:ud the fires were quickly extinguished. a nd neither the palace nor the cmbas:.y m ansion 500 yards away was damaged Firestone maintains that 1ts tires are safe and reliable. The comp<rny also has released a sta tement dis counting the !,1gnificance of the computer test results. A failure rate of more than 50 percent is beyond tole rable II m its. accord in g to F r ank Armstrong, head of the Stand ards Enforcement Division or the National Highway Safety Ad min isl ration. Heat Wave Covers East 1 Dead, (j() Hurt in Pennsylvania Twister Te•peraf ure• •10.ny Altw"qut All•nle 8ellimort Bormlnv,..m BO•M Boston Browns v ii le B11fl•lo CIMtrlttn SC CIMtr .. ln WV • Clll~~ C11•dnne11 .Clt"91 .. "ll Col um bu• 0 •1FI Wiii Oeftnr Detroit Heriford HeltM HOMlutu Houttotl .... ,.,'¥1llt l(en't City LHVtO•• LIUl•Aotlt Lo11l••tll• Mempll!l Mleml Mllw•ukM MPl•St. P. 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Its not easy competing in this area, but I love the Orange Coast. In my ltne of work its important to stay on top of all that's happening. That's why I depend on the Daily Pilot to keep posted on what's happemng m the world around me. Complete coverage of communtty. state and worldwide news, along with thelf many other 1ntorma t1ve features . help me stay in touch with thtngs. I need to do my job. Look into the Dally Pilot. It's my lifeline, 1t can be yours too. DAILY PILOT • 642-4321 .. ---..-·~ • -• ~ • -• -~ -'T -• • -....,.. r - •• p • ' . -, ·"' .. ~ . . .. I I i I f I t I I l I . , I , ; : I 1 I I I I • ·r I I -' '1'91 "" ·~ :--: . ,. ,. o'' 'i • ' I ' I I t j I I l • Monday, July 2A. 1978 DAIL v PILOT A:i Prop. J 3 'Professional Pris one r ' Patty Hearst Settled Brown Warns Of Backlash CHICAGO (AP 1 Palr1C1a Hearst says she feels she is becoming a "professional prisoner" and wishes her Jailers wouldn't "keep telling me this 1s such a nice place. Like I'm lucky to be here. prison now. but I'm still learning and I'm still growing and I JUSt try not to let it get me down." LOS ANGELES <APl Despite recent forecasts of contmued burgeoning state budget surpluses, Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. says Californians should not conclude they have escaped the threat or Proposition 13·related gov- ernment service cutbacks. ··r feel like saying to them. 'You're no better than the SLA (the Symbionese Liberation Armv terrorists who kidnapped her>'," Miss Hearst said m the first two parts of a four-part copyright interview with columnist Bob Greene in the Chicago Tribune Sunday and today. "IT 'S JUST SOMETHING from a bizarre he adline" about her experiences with h er Symb1onese Liberation Army kidnappers, she said. "I don't think it's me anymore. l 'm someone else. And Patty ... well. Patty is just that person m the headlines." In an interview published in today's editions of the Los Angeles Times, Brown also said he has castigated s tate Finance Director Roy Bell for pre- dicting a SS billion surplus for fiscal 1979·80. The projection, Brown said, "gave an im- pression that is not s upportable by data that I personally feel strongly confident about " "I mean, I'm their prisoner. I'm not here becctuse I'm their friend," said Miss Hearst. who after losing all appeals was sent in May to the Federal Correotional Ins titution in Pleasanton. She said that during her ordeal first as captive. then fugitive a nd then defendant in a highly publicized trial, "It was hard for me to accept that there were so many people who didn't care." Calif., to finish a seven-year term for Joining the COSfA MESA Telftlton Rabe• &177,000 LOS ANGELES {A P > -The second annual Danny Thomas California telethon h as raised S377 .000 for the St. Jude Children's Resear ch Hospital in Memphis. Tenn , a spokeswoman said. Freeda• Rallg SLA in an armed bank robbery ROf AIY CWI ..an THE 24-YEAR-OLD newspaper heitess works The Costa Mesa Rotary as a cook. helping prepare dinner for the 300 Club is happy to be a women inmates from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. daily. member or the Rotary "l read. I embroider. I write letters. Usually I'm r a m 11 y w 1 th c 1 u b s SUMMER SALE Actor Charlton Heston talks with Avita! S hcharansky. wife of Soviet dissident Anatoly Shcharan s ky convicted of "treason" and sentenced to 13 years at hard larbor. at a rally Sunday in Los Angeles. Mrs. Shcharansky. 24. warned some 2.000 in attenda nce "if we do not art today. a catastrophe will engulf all of us." Gov Jerry Brown looks on. tared at night and I Just say a prayer andfall asleep at throughout the world. 9 o'clock." she said. "There's a count at 9 o'clock to Besides the charitable From our II The pledging ' ( J telethon, hos ted b y make s ure nobody's escaped. . . co n Lr 1but1 on s and "I have a roommate. We get along very well," assistance to local needs. Miss Hearst said . "She hasn't asked me about my there is an even mort> case, which I am happy for ... Some of the 1 m Po r la n t s er v 1 c e CHILDREN'S COLLECTION STATE Thomas. his daughter women come up to me and say. 'When you get a offered,. b . chance. I reallv want vou to tell me a bout everything ~~~~ing ~~~~ e:s :e~~ MOST ITEMS TO 1 Marlo Thomas and ac- tress Kate Jackson, was broadcast live in San that happened to you.' I try to be polite. I don't want have the opportunity of to be rude to anybody, but I'm not going to discuss open I y discussin g 50% OFF I f''rancisco a nd Los Angeles from 8 p.m Sunday un- i tal l a.m. today. Last year, the telethon raised $300,000, said Rosemarie Christopher. associate regional direc- 1 tor for the hospit al f'i re Guts Sf' l.Ja11d•ark SAN FRANCISCO <AP l A waterfront build· ang. rooted m San Francisco's history so firmly that it withstood the 1906 earthquake, sits gutted by fire today as investigators try to figure out the causP of the blazp Hayakawa Backs Relocation Act whathappenedtomewithanyone." business problems as they rel ate to the SHE SAID SHE GETS between 30 and 100 community. The Rotary letters a day, with most of them starting the same slogan "Is 1t fair to all concerned?" is carried way;'They say 'You must think this is so strange, forth by ilS members and • renewed on a weekly getting a letter from someone you don't know.' basil;. Costa Mc ~a And then they tell me about themseh'.es and their businessmen interested fam ilies and where they live: usually JUSt a note to in attendtng a meeting SALT LAKE CITY (AP> Sen. S.I. Hayakawa say they're sorry I'm m prison." s h o u I d p h o n e s ays the forced relocation of J apanese-Americans Miss Hearst :.aid "a lot of things have membership chairman, during World War II was •·perfectly understanda happened to me that I. don't suppose will ever Don Graney, 642 471 L or ble" and done for their own safety. He said moves happen to anyone else R •ch a rd Brooks at Six firemen were injured in a five-alarm fire that began in the three-story. block-long building about 3 a.m. Sunday. Fire Chief Andrew Casper said the fire was believed to have started in the basement of Dori's 21 Club bar, but the cause was unknown to seek restitution would only rekindle resent· liiiiiiiii··~A~n~d~bei~ca~u~s~e~o~f jtijh~a~t.~I'!vie~gir~oiwnj.!!1 ·~m~i~n~~97~9-~4520~.~~~~~~ men ts. The Rep ubli can camps at the time was "4:nator from California.a as much for the safety of BAND CONCERT JONIGHJ • 9 p.m. himself a Japanese-the Japanese." Tennis·wear -1/3 ott on Tennis tor boys & girls. Little Mass Tennis. Sun Togs. lzod, Racqueteers CoMpt oR f'ir~e. SI rilu> American, spoke at the He said t he country closing banquet Satur-has changed its at· Featuring day night o f t h e titudes toward its .Japanese Ame r ican Japanese American BRANDON'S BIG BRAS(' BAND Citizens League's meet· citizens. ~ ang here. Earlier in the • •TH IR TY · FI V E week. delegates unan-yea rs after Pearl COMPTON <AP> -Weary s upervisor& managed to keep only one of the city's four fire :.talions OP,Cn today after aJl the city's firefighters through the rank of captain walked off their jobs in a dispute over safety. re sol ulion seeking U.S. Senate in California i m o u s ly endorsed a Harbor. I run for the ri3 FASHION ISlAND S25.000 redress for each -the hot spot of anti· NEWPORT CENTER '•SMION ''"""'° ... .._. .... ,.'4•4Ht Striking firemen set up picket lines outside the fire stations after the walkout began Sunday morn- ing, said city Fire Chief Monroe Smith Japanese-American sent Oriental agitation ctnd Just off Pacific Coast Hwy. betwffft Moc....._. & J ...... to the relocation camps. not once was my rctce JASMIOM squ.ul ~ .... " .. "" MllM,_TOM MAUOlr .... 4 .... P ipe Bo•& P .. nd i n Pool TEMPLETON <AP) -San Luis Obispo C~un· tv sheriff's investigators say they have no idea who placed a pipe bomb at the bottom of a public swimming pool. .. "We haven't had any problems in that area, s heriff's Sgt. Dan Okel said Sunday after the ex- plosive device djscovered an the pool at Templeton County Park had been dis mantled Aboul a half-dozen persons were evacuated from tlM!ir homes an the area when a park ranger discovered the bomb during a routine check at the bottom or the empty basan "THE RELOCATION used against me " was pe rfectly under- standable ... even the JACL supported it at the time." the senator said in an interview. .. Right after Pearl Harbor. the J apancse were s ubjected to mob action -people throw- ing stones through win- dows. b urning busi · nesses." he said. "There was a real war hysteria goin~ on. To put the Japanese in relocation The new HFC otltce in Miners Village · -is all ready. Come on in. We're here to make sure that a little money doesn't stand between you and the ~hings you wa nt '\ Last year we helped over two million people. We helped them take vacations, buy stereos, add family rooms to their homes, and pay off their big bills. We could help you, too. Come on in to our new office, and tell u s about the things you want. We could lend you up to $25,000. Come on in, call 586-4700, or apply by mail. Household Finance ... where people use our money to get the most out of life. She's crying for help. Are you listening? Our Othet' HFC Offices In the Aree. El Toro Saddleback Valley Plaza 23684 El Toro Road San Juan Gapistrano 32158 CarTl!OO CC!pestrano .58&1330 . 496-0501 ~ ~?,~,~~'!?te.di~!~o~~~~ Loans over SS.000 may be secured by a combination ot real and personal property An eQual opportunity lender r-------------------·-------~ • Household Finance Corporation : • Miners Village : 27041 East La Paz Roaa 1 Mission Viejo, California 92675 I I I WOULQ UK[ TO APPLY FOR $ __ : NAME ------------- 1 ~TR(lf-----~----~------1 I CITY __ __STATE ___ _ I I ZIP _ ~ _TELEPHONE _____ _ ~---------------------------~ She simply can't hafldle her problems by herself anymore. She/needs help before it's too late. And she's not alone. Every day, people no different than you experience an emotional crisis often provoked hy a troublt:'d pcr11on • relationship . Someone muy hecomc 1,0 despondent she )!rowc; fear£ ul or ncrvouc; for no apparent reason. She loc;es sleep over insip;nificant thing,. She explodes over trivial mattcrc; like the car not starting. Shr can't carry on with ht'r famil~. She needs help. Professional help. Thi· only real h opL· for regaining a normal, productive life. The kind of help available at the Problem Talk Shop. A professionally staffed counseling and referral service for people trapped in an emotional crisis. At the Problem Talk Shop wr car<' for people. Problem Talk Shop ii. a free ervice which provides a warm, friendly environment wh<'rt' _..,!--····-· ... -··- ~killed counselors help people sort out their own lives. Here people gain new resources_ to handle the problems they thought were too big to handle. If you know someone w ho is experiencing an emotional crisis. call the Problem Talk Shop. A trained "Ounselor will be at the other end of the line. Ready to help. Ready to answer any questions you may have. Please make the call that ''ill "hnw her !>Omebody cares enou~h to listC'n . ptObklm ta lk 1h p (714) 997-1831 1110 Eut Chapman Avenue, Suite 109 Orange. Callfornla 92666 (714) 768-3831 2l5283 Cabot Road. Suitt' 104 - Laguna Hills, California 92&3 -. "" ' I . . .. ) Thomes l(eevll 1Edlt0t / Ordnge Coast Datly P1101 Editorial P age ................................................................ Monday. July 24 1978 Sdrbarct Kre1b1cht Edltorlel Peoe Editor Handle Taxpaye r s With Kid Gloves! The 40 directors of Orang~ County's seven ~anitatton Districts learned the hard way last week tha t this is not a good time to ruffle the feelings of hot·tempered tax· payers. Faced with a loss of $19 million in property tax re- ve nue, the districts d ecided the s implest way to recoup about $17 m1lhon o f the loss would be to impose Oat fees for sewer services The fees. announced in an obtusely written pos tcard notice mailed lo owners of som e 400.000 properties .in the 23 cities that make up the districts. would have run from S38.12 toS59 70 a year .. The postcards abo announced a public hearing on the 1>roposal. To the astonishment of OCSD directors. who usually function without much company. some 2,000 irate property owners turned out . 75 of them stepping forward to take the district!> to task in no unce rtain terms. Many brought along previous tax bills to prove the proposed fee schedule would increase their sewer service payments up to 30 percent. Others questioned a n a lleged $88 million surplus maintained by the OCSD. along with the $50-per·meeting f Pe p aid the directors. They are appointed from city coun- c lls . sanita r y districts a nd the county Board of S upe rvisors. some representing m ore tha n one of the :-.l'VC'n districts and being paid accordingly. The d irectors complained that much of the revenue. up to $100 million over the ne xt five years. is needed to comply with s tate and federal environme ntal directives. There'!> no arguing this fact Nor the fact that the county's increasing population will require continuing in· vestment in installation. m aintenance and operation of :-.ewer lines. pumping s tations a nd treatment facilities. One valid point m a de during the hearing. and one that s hould bl.· a<:t('cl upon pro mptly. called for consolida· I ion of the ~('\en s :.inita tion districts into one e ntity. thus at lt·a~t saving the unnecessary expense of paying 40 dtrt!ctor~ for a JOb th<.it probably could be h andled by half et dozen. And the lesson that s hould be learned by other gov- l·rnment agt:nc1es toying with the idea of replacing pro. pt'rl~ t:n. lossl·s v.1th user fees is that the taxpaying puhltl' 1s m a \cry touchy mood and will need a lot of <'a rd ul pcr.sua swn before it willing ly accepts alternate r h:.irges User s S upport Airport Orange County Airport u~ers will be paying a little more for airport ~crvices in future, but t hey·11 also benl'f1t from a few improvements. T h(' Board of Sup e rvisors decided last week that the ,11 rport should do a beltcr .)Ob of paying its own way and rl'cummcnclt•d increase s m passenger ticket taxes. land- ing lt•a:-.<'. fud I 1cdown and airport parking fees . Sinc·p till' county has a S4 million investment in the airport fal'11lt1cs. an·d s mce a irport revenue has exceeded 1..•\penses hy about that sum over the p ast 10 years. it .... cem s rt>a-.on~1ble that the county should begin lo be re· l><J tel By \\~~ of compensation for the new fees. airport u:-.ers will n·l·cive the benefit of a new a utomated bag - ~agt.· handling system. additional aircraft parking space to n•lien• overcrowding a nd a new roadway around the ~11rpor1 lo improve e m e rgency and m a intenance access. Tlw~<· projects will be financed through airport re· \ cnuc :.ind federal g rants. They won't increase airport traffic or burden the taxpayers. but they will make the JI ready crowded facility a little safer and mor e comforta· hie for those who use it Gesture Meaningless Orange County S ttpe rvisors Chairman Thomas Riley met with less than en thusiastic s upport last week when he proposed endorsing Point Conception as a liquefied n atural gas (LNG > terminal. Riley was Joined o nl y by Supervisors Ralph Diedrich and Philip Anthony in supporting that site instead of Camp Pendleton near Riley's home dis trict so long as e arthquake studies s how Point Conception is safe for such a terminal. Supervisor Ralph Clark a bstained. complaining he had been presente d too little information to t ake a well-cons idered p ositio n . And Super visor L aurence Schmitt voled no saying studies now under w ay may r eveal better sites. County supervisors sho uld take stands on important issues but not without careful inde pendent s tudy of their own. A~ it s tands. the weakty endorsed r esolution b meanin g less a nd its lik e ly impact on s t ate dec1s ion·m akers something less than m eaningless. • Opinions expressed in the space abOve are those of the Oatly Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment ls invited. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Malapropisms By L.M.BOVD T <1kes <t certain kind or mind to come up with a tasty m ala propism, that sort of phrase wherein t he wrong word is used with whimsy. Pat French of Grcul Fall~. Dear Gloon1y Gu .. Re the grumbles about unll Prop. 13 people s till accepting It s benems We have to to.ke some bad tilings even thou"h we voted a go inst them < m; per a re cent 1H·tsldent 's semi· term in office> so why not the ROod things" C.J . Ont.. has s uch a m ind. Some or her malaprop con coctions: "Indoor-outdoor curport ... skinny dripping . extrasensory conception . . inglowtng 'foenalls . . . Sam son and Jemtma .. ravenous beauty ... Saudi U ran ium ... Federal Bureau of Instigation contract lenses . . . flower· ing Inferno ... conround In· terest." And to identify the carnival huckster who ped· dies ice cones: "the ab· dom in al snowman.·· Q. "Now that Radio City Music Hall is In the news. wt 're wondering who were the first celebrities who performed there . . . ., A. TM opening acts In 1932 taatured dancer Ray Bolger. singer Jan Peerce and the lete blgh·wire st a r Karl Wallenda. Q ... Mark Twain's wrlUn1 ref crs now and then to a 'hogRhead'. What'stbftt ''" A. A wooden cask that holds 68 talloos. Bluer than an ordinary ba!Tt"I. Nicholas von Roff man Tax Cuts Aren't a C11re-all Tax cuttiol? hus become for the body Politic what jo~~1111: 1s to the body (M'rsonal. Doctors of pol1t1cal economy are recom mending it to cure d iseases of every symptom . Hydrocarbons are costing you too much? A bit or tax cut will ha ve you back purring down th e highway in no time Your sy mptom s are inflamed inflation'! A dis l oca ted e mployment , flaggy.baggy inv e nt ol'y? Whatever ails you. a tax cut is what these doctors recommend The Republi cans. in their never ·ending search to di~· tinguish themselves from the De m ocrat s. are pushrng t or nothing short of a 30 percent chop in the income tax rate~ The Democrats. artfully adept at never letting the Republicans pre.empt fertile ground . ure sure to embrace the proposal in one fashion or another. Whi ch s hould leave the politically unar filiated wondering what a tax cut can actually do. ONE Tlll NG wt> know at can do is rather pleasant. Jt can put more or our earnings ln our own little hands to be spent as we like on useful objects like s nowmobiles. a nd mo·pcds or frivolities like hearing aids and college education. Anythinit else claimed for a tax reduction i& problematic except in an clec- 11on year 1t dOl'S make one forgive one's congressperson two years of bom be1 s t ;.ind boobism. The reductionists tcll u~ that we d on't havi..· to worry that these enormou!> cuts in the tax rates will re!>ult 111 a drop in public revenue& und therefore a d iminution in services. They in- sist we can have our public guns and oClr private butter as well as tht.• m y r1ud of other tax · Earl Waters :,upporled ~erv1ces and ac· tivllies we heve. Th is loaves and fi shes act. they explain. isn't miraculous but merely the logical result of putting that much money back into the private sector of the economy. The hundred billion dollars of purchasing power transferred from public coffers to private persons will s timulate so much new business. so many new Jobs and such general pros- perity there will be no drop in rcderal revenues IF IT WORKS out that way. 1t ':, wonderful You and I get rich and the politicians get re- elected. Othe rwise the politi· c1ans just get rl'·Clected and we have to face cuts in government activities which may not please us o r hiking the l3Jees back up or printing money and caus rng more inflation or massive gov· crnmcnt borrowing which will r ANY ~X YOU CAN CUT l CAN C/JT M r ~r1~ .. drive the interest rate:. up so tugh th0&e Californians who'r(' 11lready payin g 10 pe r cent mort g ages wil l consider themselves lucky. The reductionists answer that theirs isn't a theory but a proved e xpedient. They point to the Kennedy tax cut and how. after its enactment. the recession of the late 195-0s ended and the country went on the most ex- tended bull m<.1rket rampage of the modern era They also might point to Wurr c n Ha rding Fol lowing the rax cuts put through Congres!> under his leadership. the country came out or a worse recession and went on a wild bull ma rket cor· rid a which last ed until the picadors popped Wall Street 's halloon on th~1t black day m 1929. These two events invite pohll· cians and other optimists to get trapped m what the logicians f NO,r CIW cur ANY ~X 8EflE f? n J4 THAN t(()ll .. <«.1 11 l)O~l hoc ergo propt~r hOc ... THE FALLACY of thinking 1:. that because one or the m pre cedes another m time 1t mu~t ~lso be the cause of the second event If the re lauon:.h1p between tax cuts and prosperity Is so invariably si mple. then tax Increases ought to bring on a re· cession. wh1<:'h they don t automatically do As a means of manipulatinJt our economy a tax cut ts one tool among others ll can be helpfol but If It re a ll y w o rk -. automatically in ~uch beneficial ways. we would have stumbk'<I Into the era oI the tax.free socic ty long s ince. A tax cut doesn't infallibly stimu\ale Investment and new Jobs If, for instance. there 1s already unused produc t1ve capacity Who 1n his right mind is going to invest money to put up a new electric toaster fac· lory if he already ha!> two idle toas ter production Imes? If the formula of low taxc:, equals high prosperity really computes. what took us so long 10 g <.'l out of th e Gr~;.11 De pre ssion" The t .ixes then were far lower than they would be now even arter the passage of the proposed 30 percent cut SP EECHES by reductionisb usually are heavy with warnm~!> not to ki ll the goose that laid thtr golden egg. But be careful of utl economic metaphors compunng h u m an societ y to the sem•· ideal ized und('rs tetnd ing or nature. Not all the eco freak..,, are m field anc1 wood ~oman· t icmng the outdoors Thert~ are other eco freaks in Sl.000 suits in corporate Jets who believe that just as surety ii' God created the worms for the birds. the flowers for the bee:-.. he 1t lso crea ted i.l natur;,il political economy for them which. i f left alooe ;,inc1 particularly if left untaxed. w1!! put us in the milk and honey and keep us there Don't you bcl it•\'l' It Don't Shed Tears for the 'Poor' Judges Before :myonc :,hcds crocodile tears about the :.ad. sad plight or the poor state Judges who s o an· grily denounced Governor Jerry Brown for attempting to impose upon them the sam e salary freeze that has been put on all other public employees, look at the whole big picture. The lawmakers wilted and re- fused l-O impose the freeze on j ud ges de - m anded by Brown after Robert Kane. president of the California Judges As- sociati on. t er m cd the pr o po sa l "d isgusting" a nd told the budget conference committee. "We think we paid our dues on Prop. 13 in advance." Kane, who as an appellate justice is paid $61.952, was refer· ring to the fact Brown, in 1976. had s ucceeded i n free zing judicial salaries and placing a 5 percent lid on future increases. His bitterness came with the Charles McCabe 1hreat of yet another freeze. AS A RESULT o f the Legislature's raHure to repeal the automatic wage increase Judges will now be paid sa laries ranging from t h e :-.upersor court's $51.624 to the S70.212 for the chief j ustice. The go\'ernor is pa id $49,500. At such pay the j udges could have accepted the freeze without blinking an eye. Their situation cannot be compared t o the thousands of state and local employees who earn less than u lhtrd of the municipa l court Judges who. at $47.497. a re the least paid or the judiciary And it is difficult to resist re· lating jud1cial pay with tbat of the taxpayers who foot the bill. or those paying income' taxes. which excludes the unemployed and welfare recipients. 51 per· cent have gross incomes below $10.000. Less than 6 perc<'nt earn more than $30,000! EVEN WITHIN the legal pro- fession. where comparisons are more appropriate. the average earnings or lawyers in private practice 1s less than half the munic1paJ court salaries! Yet. those in private practice must i.truggle to meet office overhe:ld und salaries before they have a dime to call their own. Bul the bloated 1ud1 cial salaries are only a small part of t he bl~ picture. Where the judges really have it In clover 1s on their retirement program. It Is the tichesl pension packa~e ever put together by anyone, public or private. In fact it is so rich that 1t 1s more th an $500 million un- derfunded and even with the Legislature pumping millions annually into it the system can not be self supporting until a rter the year 2000. AT FIRST blush the pension plan looks bad enough. paying 75 percent of going s alary after on ly 20 years service. That means pensions rlse automatically aHer retirement with each new ~alary increase. And that same 75 percent Is paid at age 70 with only 10 years service! Actually a judge need not have served the lO years for the law permits buying m aximum rl' tirement by paying into the fund the amount which would hav<> been deducted from his pay had he served the ful! 10 years In other words. a JUd~e with onlv one year on the bench can ~cl the maximum pension simply h\ putting up the a mount which would have been deducted dur ing the 10.ycar ~nod. less that which has been w1thhe!d dunng th~ one yC'ar And what would that contnbut1on be • AT TH£ fl percent rate. wh1t'h is a ll judges contnbutt.· toward:-. rctire ment. a superior court Judge would pay back less tha11 S36.000. That is at leust Sl.500 less than he will rec<•1v,• 10 pension payments the ver y f1r..,1 year of retirement Wow! How sweet 1t is! And that am·t al! On his d eath the surv1vmg spou~e will be paid onc·ha!r of h1 -. pension during her li re J udgl· Kane should tell the public about that beforc he crtL'' so loudly about having "paid hi-. dues ... Governor Brown can he criticized for much but on this issue he is nght as rain. Whatever Happened to the Lost Consonant? Just about the hardest word in the English language for me to pronounce is "bottle... It has been a stumbling block a ll my life. T have been conscious of it as..J a m conscious of all speech. Jn one of my youthful incarna- tions I taught public speaking. Bottle comes out of my mouth as s omewhere between "bockle" and. m ore ofte n ... bod- die." 1f I wish to pronounce it correctly I have to turn it into two words "hot " and .. till .• This sounds pedun· tic. but 1t gets the Job done. I mention this because of a curious thing that Is happening to the English language In this century. The 20th letter or the £ngllsh alphabet, Is fast di.sap- pearlnl( from our tongue, as it Is ems;sloyed in thls Mun~1'h1s ts especially true, If the t orn are in Hw rmdcHe of a word WIJF:N W/\' the last time you heard the word ·•bf>tter" proper· ly said" Or "water " Probably by un Bngllshman. and more likely an EnaUshmon who went to a pubUc school or was an ac· lor or both Thtsc c haps do nol '· say bedder and wadder The stern t 1s not softened to the bl:lnd d . What we call an English ac· cent is realty less a matter of ac· ciclent or phrasing, but what 1s called hilling the consonants. The full value of each consonant in the word is established, and the vowels sort of take care or themselves. This is like the art of the xylophonist. The conso- nant& are clipped with a small. s hurp hammer. Noel Coward was the consonant·clipper par excellence. ON THIS SIDE or the At lant1c a person who ~harply hits his t '<1 1s thought 10 be s tilted :rnd maybe even a bit effeminate. Jn this country a mudder Is. va riously. the most beautiful word in the world. a source of acrid psychological wo rry, nn ethnic c urse. un e lderly lady who comes from Ireland. and one who alone could love your kind of face. etc .. etc. The word Is not. save seldom and rather affe~tedly, a horse th at runs good when Ill\ feet arewN And. It may be added. It Is more likely to be pronounced m udda than mudder. just as some of her i1ons are more likely to be brudda thon bruddcr Brother is somethlng you hear from a pulpit. if you're lucky I would be frankly startled If I were to hear the word other pro· nounced in this country. It comes out udder . like that useful part of u cow. Better 1s almost as great a rarity as bottle. f SPENT a couple or hours in front of the tube the other night to ascertain the condition of the t a mong our leading tutors of English, the performers and an- nou ncer s of the electronic medium. It was as bad as you might think An example or gelded English that I heard time and again was reference to somethlng called a - ""''"-! ·~, ... .,., ....... ......,.,lwl no lllllt -.. .... ...,... . ride r . From the conll'Xt 11 became clear that this was not ,, gent on a horse. or one 1n d -.ub· way or atop a bus. I! was <:1 man who puts words together. usual ly the words used 1n lhc television show. This ch;.ip i:. tt good rider Not only are the cen- tral t 's violated, the bcgmnlng w is thrown away. Here we are 1n the midst of something grand I HAVE no theories for the castration of the letter t in lht~ country. except m aybe bone laziness. There Is a good deal of majesty in the unadorned t . For som ething to be the greatest. h in Muhammad Ali. is somelh1nJ.! t ruly f.?re11t. Greadcst doc:.n't make the J!rntle Evangelizing nbout thi~ sort of thing doesn't makl' sense. II cer. tainly isn't go1n& to change the verbal habl~ or most peo1>k What I can put forward, and serious ly, lit the simpl<' ag. gresslve plea!lure of pronoun· c ing the consonunl!!i 11"1 our langu:igt Ju!lt say father three or rou:- tlmcc;. con amort and then say. or try lo '43y, fadd:i in the -;ume w:1y. and you will 'ICC wh.at I mean With duly noted excep. lions. like the p in pshHw or psalm . tach letter In ('vory '"Ord In our IMIU3&e I~ meant to be 11!)3ken and valued as it i!> writ· ten. You bedda believe it. ~ . NATIONAL /OBITUARIES Monday July 24 1978 DAil Y PILOT 4 7 ..... ~ .. ~ OllAV.S CALVIN M C.AAl/E\ "'-•••• .., Jwly II lt1' »<v•U> _,. Mid \-y •' .....,, u~ Oii•• C:ll•••I H•rllOr l a-,,,....,,, 011 ... Cute Me•• MO•lue ry <1lrecto" s.I0-\\)4 CllOl6 BENJAMIN OAYIO C.RO$S. rH• -· .. CotW Mew. c.. "'"-.... y on July 11, "'1t ~-W "" •If• Do"" '°"' 0.1\d Cron 01 S•-•. 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Jom now and get 2 years' regular memberstup for the pnce of the hrst year alone at all 10 locabons. And let yow body start celebrabng. JULY 24th -LAST WEEKI I . J - ,,. DAILY PILOT WalldngToll ...... ,,...,.. Brett Shockley. 20, watches his step as children march between his stilts on Chicago's State Street during People Week. a week-long celebration sponsored by the State Street Council. If anyone should ask, Shockley's inseam measures 80 inches. NATIONl-\L A Stinking Situation By HUGH A. MULLIGAN Alt5"cl .. ~1 RIDGEFIELD. Conn. -Lady in a nearby town <unlisted, terra incognlta, name withheld to pro· tect the guilty. after the custom or the age> says she has a skunk in her garbage can. Lady calls the dog warden. "A skunk? Can't help you. lady. we only handle dogs.·· "BUT IT CAN'T get out. and I don't know how long it's been there. We've been 11way for the weekend." "Sorry, lady. If it was a dog. we'd come right out. Why don't you call the police?" Lady calls the police. .. A skunk! Heh-heh·heh. We catch lots of them. Is it the two- legged kind?" "What? Or course not. but the poor thing can't get out and we don't want to get too near it. " "WISH I COULD help you. lady, but two-legged skunks are the only kind we deal with and we got all we can handle right now. Wh y don't you ring the firehouse? They're always gel· ting cats out of trees and down from telegraph poles." Lady calls the volunteer fire company. "A skunk? Gee. 1l wouldn't be fair to call the boys out for soJnelhing like that. They been up most or the night saving the abandoned brick factory. Why don't you just tip the can over?" "I 'm afraid he might ... well. B elp Souglat \Jarvis' Intervention Threat Can't Solve Polecat Problem youkoow ... " ''Do his thing? Let go?" ''Yes." ·'They only do that when they're scared ... " "I don't know how scared he is. but I sure am and I don't want to get that close." ·'Tell you what you do. lady. call the game warden. That sounds like his department. And don't forget our dance on the 26th. At the high school. We got Willie Wonderdrug and his Mind-benders signed up. "The tickets. 20 bucks a cou- ple with set ups, should be in every mail box in town this week. Tax deductible. Call us anytime." Lady phones t he game warden .. "A SKUNK? I 'M afraid tnat's not classified as a game animal. Now if it was a deer or a fox or a mountain lion. we'd get right on it. .. "ll would have to be a pretty s m all mountain lion .. " "What would?" "I mean to fit in our garbage can." "GOTCHA, LADY. But you'd be surprised where we get 'em . Last spring a deer got jammed in a phone booth on the Old Dan- bury Road. And during that January blizzard. a guy found three raccoons under the hood of his car. warming themselves on the engine block." "You mean you'd come if 1t were a raccoon in the trash can?" "Raccoons don't get stuck like that. Too s mart. They'd tip the can over first. Had four of them around OW' place the other night. Damndest thing you ever saw One stood guard. two pried open the steel door of the garbage bin and held it open wide enough for the fourth to squeeze in. What a mess." "YES, AND IT'S going to be quite a mess here. if someone doesn't do somettung soon about that skunk in my garbage can." "I know how you feel. lady Why don't you call one of them federal agencies. The environ· mental people. You know the ones who kept them from build- ing that dam on account or the snail turtles. They're into all kinds or things: birds. moose. snapping turtles. You name it:· "I looked them up first. The nearest office is in Hartford." "Well. they got helicopters .. "DO YOU THINK they'd -.end a helicopter here to get just one skunk out of 1t garbage can··· ·'They !$lopped work on that dam didn't they?"' ··There ·~ no room to land a helicopter in our yard, unless maybe they landed out on the highway ·· ·•WELL. YOU'LL have to get permission from the State Police and probably the F.A A for them to do that. Why don't you call your husband at work..,'' "He's in Anchorage on a bus1 ness lrip ·· "Anchorage·> Bet they don't have skunk~ up there. Only mink Look . lady. it's my coffee break tame I '11 have to wand th1~ up But feel free to call u~ anytime We 're here to help " "You don't ha ve Howard Jarvis· phone number. do you·'" "Who"·· "HOWARD JARVIS. "You mean that guy out in California who campaigns for lower property taxes ... ··1t'scalled Proposition 13 ·· ··1 know all about 1t. lady And you d be the f'irst to scream when they start cutting back services People have got used to their government doing every· thing for them You can't turn the clock back. lady. But look. call us anytime. That's what we're here for. And good luck with that skunk.·· Oh yes. aboi.it that skunk. Th<' lady threw an old blanket cautiously over the side of the can and it got out without gov ernment 1ntervent1on ~---------------------------- ORANGE COUNTY AVIATION Mining Town Needs Listed CALLING ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS ~ ..... ,, PRESENTS: LAS VEGAS & OTHER UNIQUE EVENTS THE WEDNESDAY NITE SPECIAL: Ideally situated between last weekend and next. Wednesday nite is the perfect time to pause and relax. Chauffered limousine service to Orange County.Aviation right from YOUR front door at YOUR CONVENIENCE. Our luxurious 1978 propjet will fly you to Las Vegas in a pleasant 40 minutes where you will be met by chauffered limousine and driven to the hotel/ casino of your choice. Return the same evening at YOUR convenience . sa m e accommodations. chauffer driven to your front door. As low as $109. 99 per person (group of 8). Overnight and smaller groups slightly higher. 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Something Beautiful for Everyone.* SLAVICK'S P1ndcw1lu-. ~•n<~ I 111 7 18 F~h1on lsl.J11d • 64~-t ~80 Nl'wport Bc.ich L..i~uru H1lli • Wt!Umtnster •l•u , .......... """ .... , ......... ,.,.,.~ ..... '""'"--................ fN'ft ~' ..... "'1' ""''' BATTLE MOUNTAIN, Nev. <AP> -Pat Welch had been in Battle Mountain about three months when he decided the small mining town lacked certain facilities. Thinking other residents fe lt the same way, he put together a questionnaire to find out Now he wants a community facelift. "HAVE YOU EVER BEEN here·!" the bearded 31-year-old said when asked why he took the trouble to send out 1, 780 questionnaires. "This place has limited facilities as far as en- tertainment is concerned About all you can do is go into bars." The questionnaire was divided into four categories· public service. entertainment, economy and recreation. About 577 questionnaires . were returned. Welch said he learned people thought paving and improving existing roads was important in the public service section, with a community center second, followed by low-cost housing. I N THE ECONOMIC section. a chain supermarket was the first choice. followed by a department store and a clothing store. For recreation, a bowling alley was first, a recreation center second and parks t hird. A movie theater. cable TV. radio station and miniature golf course were the top four choices in the entertainment area. Welch. a Bureau o r Land Managem ent employee. said no "plain" citizen had taken such an active interest in the town before. "l 'M J UST A CONCERNED citizen with a lot of help from friends." Welch said. "There seems to have been some local interest. but nothing was ever done. "I've never done anything like this in my whole life. I'm normally a wallflower. but I relt I had to do something." Welch said Battle Mountain's population tends to be transient. Consequently, he said, people don't care much about civic activities. .. I 'm hoping to spur som e community togetherness." he said. Another thing Welch hopes for is to interest outside investors "THER E ARE A NUMBER of residents here who have been in political and economic power for a long time. I'd like to spur local Investment and encourage outside investors." he said. Welch said the next step is a town meeting. He'd Like to obtain money lo help build a communi- ty recreation center. And he already has contacted other sources. "I wrote to the Four Comers Regional Plan· ning Commission in Carson City to see about ob· taining government grants." he said. "And I've written to a cable TV company and a bowling com- pany, also." But he said most of the action will occur after the town meeting. "ALL THIS WILL COME down at the meet- ing." he said. "Battle Mountain is unincor porated. so we have to get funding through the county. And like everything else. limited funds are available." 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There's ab olulcly no obligauon, whatsoever It\ JU!>t our wa~ o( showing "We care" •This It St unit has bu11 thoroughly 1es1rd for ac rnrd1'\' Hm1 ''''<'r. 11 " ""' ,, Jubst11ure for profnsumal medit al atrc>llllflfl · service in town! .. ~ ~~~A~ Costa Mesa Office Baker Near Harbor 0 .. ~~1 ~N~s·1~0De•:···c.onm•i•c~s ... ·s·t•o•ck•s ................................... '.' .................. ~ ... f!Ort' S •Movies ·Television Monday July 24 1978 DAii. Y PILOT Bl 'Gutless' Pitching Pays Off ... LOS ANGELES <AP> St. Louis rig ht -hande r P e l e Vuckovich . s lightly tongue in cheek, says he was n't thinking about a no-hitter Sunday until the firs t inning. "I al"ays give 1t a thought, at least." said Vuckovich a fter hurling a three-hitter as the Ca rdrnals blanked the Los Angeles Dodgers 2·0 "But real- 1~. the hits don't bother me. I can gave up 15 hits a nd no runs and I've had a good day " Vuckovich did not allow Lo~ Ange les a hit until Teddy Martinez s ingled with one out in the seventh. but the Dodgers stranded 10 baserunne rs for th<: game a nd five in the first three Dodgers Slate All~9flKAIC Otol lonoo~I Cnlcaoo at Lo~ Angel•' Tuesoay Cntcago •I ~AnQel•• Wlnlne$d•Y Cnlcaoo •t l..OS AnQelH 7 2Sp m 1 lSp m 1 2Sp m innings because of the 25 -year old St. Louis right-hander 's wild- ness. "I MADE UP m y m ind I \\ asn 'l ~omg to mess with the left handed batt<.•rs. especially Rcgga(" Smith." Vuckovich said aft("r has f1r i.t complete.gam e :.hutout or the season "I gues~ :-o u can call tl a g utl csc, perfo rmance s ince I walked Sm a th so many t ames ·· S mith. who had homered in each of his last four games, dis agreed. Si.lying, "It was n't a gut- less performance at all. It was s mart. if anything. Bob Gibson pitched that way He got the guys out he had to get out " Losing pitche r Don Sutton. 10-9. did not a llow a hit until tht' s ixth inning. lie finally gave up a run in the eighth when Garry Templeton. J erry Mumphrey and George Hendrick collected lwo -out s in g l es . K e ith He rna ndez scored o n J err} Mor ales' base hit an the ninth in nmg for St Louts' other run VUCKOVICH WALKE D tht bases loaded in the first ioning _ issued two m ore walks in Lht· third and h ad to pitch out ot minor Jams an the ~eventh and eighth innings to earn hts eighth vic t or y in 15 dcc1s 1o ns . He walked seven Dodgers m all. tn· dudi ng Smith and 0111 North th rel' times each Lo!> Angclel> IO!>t left-fi elder Dust~ Bakt?r and !>hortstop Bill Hussl•ll on the first pitch of the g<ime. when they collided in ~hort left fi eld wha le chasing a ti~ hall hit by Templeton. Baker, !>Omt•ho", madt-the catch "IT WAS A CASE or two guy~ \\ho run ~ood ~cuing to the hall <tl tht• :-a mt• time," said Raker. \\ho was still woozy an hour .1fll•r tht• game '.'ie1ther pl:.tyt•r was hurt '.'oot'nousl.\ <tnd both :.in• expected to lw back m the lineup tonight '' hL•n Los i\ngl'lcs plays the ChtC<tj!O Cllb'.'oo \ c-rowd of 48.184 attended the Dodgers' eighth Old Timers Oa\' .it l r act 111 n Sund a' . w h 1 ch m<itchc•d pl.i~<'r-; from Los \ngt>lei. far~t \\oriel Cham- p1on:-h1p tc.•am of 1959 and a tc<.1m of 'h 1t1onal Lc<.1gue All· !';tar-; Frank Hobmson hit a two·run homer to lead the 1\11-st<irs to a -, 1 victory m the three-inning prl.'l 1m11w ry ST LOUIS LOS ANGELU <lib r h b• l "mpte1on '' • 1 2 o Mumollrry II • O I O Hfl'ndtlCk Cf 4 0 I t ~1mmon\c 1 o 0 O K H~rn(\nd111 tb• t I 0 Mor,.lr\ rl 1 O 1 I Rr1f1 Jb • 0 0 0 Ot><>rlrlMI lb • O • O lluHOVICno 100 0 LOI>"• lb Norin ct II Smn~ ~1 Co lb Garv~v lb 0 8~,Pr II Monet"~ tt O•IP\ < Russ.,.H \\ T Marll~IU 0•••11110 Pf! 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Rescued· by ~yan Df:TROlT IAP> Guardian Ang e ls di s rega rde d their nam esakes. the California Ang5ls. in the first game of a doubleheader Sunday against the Detroit Tigers Bul'1 California seemed to get d1vi n~ guidance back 1n the nightcap. Detr~al won the opener. 4-3. scorin{l three runs m the bottom of the 'linth inning the winner on Brian Downmg's passed ball with two outs T H E 1ANG E LS \\'ON the second ~ame. also 4 3. with a run in the ninlh afler tying the . t Rgeb Slaiv All Qlmn 01' l(MPC 11101 1 on1on1 C•lforn1• •I Cl~•~IMd lu•\dAy Cal lornla •I c1 • ..,,.,,., W•dn•\d•v C••torn•« al M11 .. au'ff • 1Sp m • 1Sp m s 15 pm gam e on an error an the sixth They ovetc a me :.i t hree-run homer by Rusty Staub. who also d rove rn u r,\ln m the opener and has lifted Ills i.eason RBI count to 79. ThC' T1gcr1; won thn.·t• games 111 the thr~·day. fa ...c·-gam e :.er1cs wb1c h dr<'w 100.030 spectutors. :Js :M4 lor Sunday·., He lmet Oa} proml)t1on Detroit '' o und up 1b i.c·ason series against tht· .!\11~eb \\1th a i 4 record Nolan Hym1 •struck out 11 1n the nightcap f)>r Cahfornw In gam es m wh1clp he has had i.l lead from thC' ~' cnth inning 1n his bralhant can~r. the fm: ball mg ra g ht hander Iha!> ''on 92. lo~t two and failed tti get a decision m thrct• l WELL. \\'E MAbE IT through lhe weekend. arr.vway." ~aid Tiger Mc.1nagcr Ral ph llouk. ha pp~ that he d1dn 1t h<ive to use l I ~ \ NOLAN lt'l'AN 1 JOE llUOI .t lot or extra pitcher~ tn tht grue ling serie:-• • ··we probably shout~ h11vt won the second game a~d IO!>t the first one .. H o u k s a 1 d t ht· w a y R yu n pitched . "It's hard to believ£· ht· only won four games up to to day Anytime he can get\h1 =-- fastball and curveball over w1<h cons istency lik€• th;.t h\·"• gomg to bt tough .. "HE'S GOT th<.it trait when•. wi th about six outs left. ht sl'l'"' that wm and reall) goc!-alter 1t." Houk :-aid ... Mon p1tchl'r" don't have that ;..bl11t:, th;.m those who do ~lost paichcr" who ~ee a v. an get too «<.1reful .. Ryan. 5-8. threw 1J3 p1lthe~ 82 strikes and 51 balls l 'sualh he's much mor(" wild and thro":. many more pttche ... 'Th~) battled back sn thl "E.'cond game It ·~ good lht y didn 't lie do\\n and die after Staub hat that home run." Ry:m said of hb teammatei.. who an· second an tht• American Leagul West but have t allcn thret· gam es behind Kan!>as City JOE RUDI STAKED Rva11 to a l 0 lead with a hom<.'r ·m tht> second off J im Slaton Hut Staub f6llowed a walk by Steve Dillard '•ctOd single by Ron LeFlore in th" t.hJrd with his 15th homer lt laDded JUSl over the fence in nght field \ FIRST GAME CALll'OllNIA OETllOIT II M ollpr <f L•IW\toro lO Bo"oon rt R J6Ut\Of\ 't 8•v~dn lludol Oow,,.nQt cn.11<'11 ~ •ncfPr,on~" ... , "bt ... 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H lduoon • 1 t ' , T hOf"o\On U> f '' t n "'r""O ·' 4 f (i (I P'"''" () r <' (cot ,. •n ,., Wt'\iQnf'lt 01 4tffl 'D ,,, I' 1 n1 , I t t t '"''' ,1 • to •otal• Jo J • ' C.ttt1•0.rut1 n10 001 001 4 O.·lroot •IOJ 000 000 l f-14l'-"1C; o~ (dl•fOff'llo f. Oto1ro1• tJt I Of' (•lho•~·un f) Df"'t'01l q MR-Ruo1 4&. 1ld1JC U~, ':>8 lcF"-IOrfo 1 8dy!or ' I IP H II EA USO CALoFOANIA . wv,;n cw •-,·~ ... ron L'.•10 ' OElAOtT t ,,, • I J I t"' '!' .. \ 11• .~ 37 Tonlght V. arn•n <..tomurtw I I Rose Bids for\ .. ;Np. :'\EW YORK <APl Pett• Rose is g lad to be movmg to New York tonight lo attempt to tie the consecutive-game hittmg record a fte r surv iving the daylight of Montreal's Olympic Stadium. .. I've had some great and won derful thmgs happen to me m New York." said Rose. now om• ~ame shy of \he league record of 37 set by Tomm y Holmes of tht• Boston Braves in 1945. The ma JOr league record as 56 games by Joe DiMaggio of the American l.t•ague·s Ne" York Yankees m 1941. ROSE RAN his s treak to 36 games Sunday with a s ingle and double before driving in Cincin- nata 's winning run with a 14th 1nnmg sacrifice fly m a 5·4 vtC' tory over Montreal Rose continued his hot .streak 111 d ifficult conditions -most pla} ers agree that the ball ai. tough to pack ut coming in to the batter during daylight hours at Olympic Sletd1um. "Ol y mpic Stadium 1s the AP WI f'90f>Ot• REGGIE RETURNS :\ew York 's Reggae Jackson glances over his shoulder dunng Sundav·s game with the Chicago Whit(' Sox .• Jackson r t>turned · to the Y ankees Sunda" loll<rn mg a five-day suspc.>ns1on H e did not play · i \, toughest baOpatJc m tne leagut- to hat a ball in," he noted."'l'vC' talked to a ll the .M ntreat players. and they don't ltke to play day ,gam<'s here lt · ;i tough to see when th<' s4n 's o"Jl and tough lo see whe n the s un '.1 m "ONE Tll\1 £ the . sun •M'nt down Hnd that ·s when cver~b-Ody got all 'the ir runs That's ~hen I Dan DnesMm hit the home run ;.ind that's when they came back with their thret>·run mnm(.? ·· Driessen h it o t hree run homer off Montrcc.1 1 !'tarltr Stev0 Rogers in thl' :.1xth 1nnin~ lo give the Reds a 4·0 l~ad aftl•r ~1ike Lum·_.. run scorin g sm[!h. in the tlurd The Expo!-~cored lhree times m the bottom of the '>tXth on a leadoff smgle by DaH Cash. a triple by Andrc Dawo.,on. un RBr ,ground ball by Ellti: \' a I e n l inc a n d co n !--£ r u 1 1 H' doubles by Larry Parrish and Rose wo n 1t for reucvcr ~fan· n\ Sarm1< nto. 8-6. in the 14th ait<'r ptnd>-h1tter Rick Auerbach drew a leadoff \\-alk against Ex- po rC'lie\ er' \h,yne Twitchell. 3·!1 Aucrbat.'h •\t'nt le secon<l on a wild p1tct> and \\-a~ sacrificed to third b\ OaH' Concepcwn Ken Grtff< \ n ·achcd on an 1nf1eld '>tng l<:.bctor;~ Rose powered lhl' twll 10 .ilefltmc 111 neht 11eld · · 1 K~ E 1V IT W 1'S dt·<.·p enoul'.!h to s~Jrc· the r un.·· ~;11ri ROM 1 . ·, Will Martin Be Fired? ~ Yankees ' Manager Rips Jackso~ SteinlJrenner CHIC/\GO <AP 1 New Yo~k Yanke("s Manager litlly Martin . who s uspended slugger Regg1l' Jackson for def1:.ancc. may re, ce1ve s1m1lar treatment or worst• from has hoss in tht' \\ akc of hts tirade again~l .Jackson a nd b1t1ng remarks : ... 1ung at owner (irorge StC'tn brcnnt•r M arltn. who ht'ld his temper and has tongue whrn .l<.1ckson re turned from a f1v<' dav sus pension Sunday. lost con.trol of both at O'llan• International Airport m ere hours after the Yankees had recorded their fifth consecutive victory "TllE TWO OF THEM de serve each other." Martin told the New York Times. referring to Jackson a nd Steinbrenner "One's ~1 born har LJackson 1 the other's conv1ctecl !Stcinbren· ner l " "I am stunn<'d." StC'tnbrenncr told The Times when informed of Martin's remark. which ap parently referred to Sletnbren · ner· conviction m 1974 for illegal l pohtical contributaoni. 1 1 A clause m Martm's contract ~1th the Yankees proh1b1ts him from making publ1t comment:- cr:itical of the outspoken Ne"' York ""11er :\lartm'!-statement wns in direct contra' e nt1on of the claust• and StC'mbrenner told The Associated Prcsl'. ··I'll haH rurtht•r reaction \londay morn mg THAT REACTIOI'< ~cem~ ce1 lam to meludc s1:\ere punish mcnt. possibly l\l'n ~l artm ·~ 11r mg. 1n view of the ma nager '.'oo contract v1olat1on The ctate The two of i hem dP· .11erve eat'h oiher. "One's a born liar (.la('kso n J. thP at.her·" (•0111•it'fed (Steinbrenner).~ ment camt· rn lht munager • second burst of fiery cxpletive tilled comme nts maclt ap parently withou1 mst11rnt1on moments uft<'r lht team arrived b~· bu::-at tht airport for il n1~hl 10 Kansas Cit~ .Jackson "a!-su:-p ndcd arte1 las t !\londa) nrght ·., !' 7 Josi; to the Royals for buntin~ alter :i bunt order had been retracted by signal and by verbal com mand during the 10th inning oi the ll·mnrng de1cat BILLY MARTIN I I · Ht• 1.J ackson J k nC\\ ~: If hat ht v.. u~. ber~ defiant 1nteru~ona1 I) • and ever} om· 01 the other-. '<new ti Wh y elsl' "ould he\take his gla5scs otf when ht• dame hack to the• bench' \ Nicklaus Wants a Grand·,. Slam l'lt1matel~. Jackson popped out whale bunting on ~' l ·2 pal('h Martin insisted the def1anc£ of ord ers had bN'n 1ntt nt 1onal though .Jackson ~.itd Sunda) afte r returnin~ from thl· su:- pt•ns1on "Kno"'1n ~ w hul th1· <.·onscqut·nrc :-Wl'rt• tht· '\U!- pens ion :ind tht· amount of publicity 1t generated . I prob ably would hllVl' SWUOf( I JU5t ltgured this would be lhl• be!tt \\ ay ol movmjl thL' runner over but T 'd h:>H' 1 other ~·trud. out "v.. 1 n gin g and av o 1 d t: d th t• h;1s'>le " · lit• did that becausc> he l ex P<'<'lcd me to punch him anrt 1t took th<.· most <'Ontrol it f•ve r hai. t<.1ken 1n m y li fe not to " sl~d ~la rtan T H E TWO ='IEARL\' cam~o h lo"' rn tht· ougout at Bosto l'HlLADELPlllA I AP ) Jack Nicklaus just keeps adding to the legend .~ Professional golf's premier pla ye r won the $250.000 Philadelphia Golf Classic Sun- day It was has 66lh tour victory. second only to Sam Snead with 84 • Th f' S50.000 first prize made 1t eight straight years t hat the one· time "fat kid from Ohio" has flamed at least $200.000 It was the 16th straight year he's won at least Sl00,000. boosting hi!. J1fc•t1mc tour earnings to $3.336.343 WHAT IS T HE RE left to maintain his golf incentive? The 38-year-old Nickla us had the answer Sunday after he shot :i 3 under-par finnl-round 68 for a rf'cord 72-hole total of 270 to beut Gil Morgan by one strokl' over the White m ar'h V::illey Country Club course He wants the grand <;la m of gotr -the Ma'sters. V S Open. British Open and PGA all 1n on(" ve:ir . €vt'n he douhts 1t will ever be done. but it's all that'o., left in the Nid.laus world of golf His lonEting wa-. \ 01ccd i-ort of 1 nd trt.•c-11 v Sun<l:t~ II c• ~as :isl,cd Ir he would be back next year to defend the PhJladelphia c ham · pions hip he's won three times "l'VE ALW~YS defended a championship." Nicklaus s aid Then it was pojntcd out thal the Philadelphia Classic in 1979 tails between the British Open and the PGA T he Masters. of course. 1s in April Nick laus hesitate d , then added. "Well , lcl's say I 'll be back 1( I haven't won the first three< maJors I " T he close-,t an.\ J(olfrr t'ver c•J mc to the grand ~1~n1 was llen ' llog a rt in 1!15.1 I h• "on 1 hre<.·. choos1.n ~ for somt• rt·uson not to play in \1h<' PGA NICKt.AUS WENT HOME for a re w dayS\' rest and a reunion with his raml\'y Then, ht•'-; off to Oakmont.i near Piltshurlo(h. to practice l'C>r thC' PG A. which <;tarts Aug.~ Al Wh iterr. arsh. Nicklous built .1 threc-strnL:e lead ;1ltC'r two rounds. tying. lht• c-ours1· record the second rf11-.. with :i 64 l k 'Slipped to J t-llH'r par 72 on the thlrri round. (~. llrn~ nnl1 'itrokC' Sl'<' ~IO<Ull S. P2Jt<' 8 '.! ~I • -! -.... , •• ~ARTIN MAINTAINED, mha .... r1rst outburst that Jackson knew ht> was bemf:? deth1nt ·f hovt' n e \ t• r I n my c •lr t' t· r J s J m ana1?cr given order<. to bunt ''hen then' v..erC' two 'trilo.t s on tht' haUcr Fenwa) Park last season a j .Jac•kson in M(lrl1n '!> t'Sl1 t ion h11le<l to hustl{' Wlfi <.'" 11clo1 n~ u hrt b~ .l1m H1ee o f lhf. Ren So:-. ~ ;\ip1t1w1 appeared to m ake an .1tt\·mp1 10 commun1<'ate witn t ht· other Sunda} <lftt•r J a('kson . returned from C'x1I(" and th»t wa~ f1m· \\tth Maritn · BdorP Sund::i} s gamt'. Martm 'lnaped at t ht• s lu11Ete•. noting he Jrraved aft er optional batting praet1CC' had bei;tun ' It w .1., optional today \\-h<'lhc-r tht· gu}l'. want1•d to hit or nol lw -;met. 01wnlv 1rr1tal· s...-Mt\RTI~. Page 82 ff2 DA l' PILO T Rose' Bid To Tie Mark Set for TV • '\ ~W YOH!\ 1A1'1 ABC·TV "111 break rnto its baseball tl•lecasts tonight to keep viewers <•breast of Pete Rose's attempt l11 tie the National League con· s~cutive-game hilting r('cord. a network spokesman s aid Sun day. The majn gume will pit the New York Yankees against the Royals at Kansas City <Channel 7 at 6 :30) An ABC crew will be at the Cincinnati Reds-New York Mets game at Shea Stadium in New York where Rose will be at· tempting lo lie Tommy Holmes ' NL record of hilting m 37 con '>t!<'Utive game~ * Ro.e'11 Streak P••r Row·\ ~t>y·o•me n111111q >"~•• Ptl<fl•r •b r It lb J-. ltr rlM I J .......... Chtt~ Aoberh I I l 0 0 0 0 ,. .... ~ 1 June 1•, SI Lou" Oenny • 1 1 I O II I l June 17, SI LOU<• Vuckovich. Schulll 1 2 2 o o o o • .k.lne II. St Lou" .. Merline. f I I 0 0 0 0 ' JuM lO, s,.,,, FrdllCIKO MonlefuKO ) J J ' 0 0 0 6 June 11, S.n Fron<•Ko H•ltekl • 0 I 0 0 0 0 I June 'U. ~ Fr.tnelsco ICn,pper • 0 I 0 0 0 0 RECORD HOLDERS Jot' D1i\1agg10 1 lefll and Tommy Holmes. the American and .'.'J'at1onal leagues consecutive J,?ame hi tting streak record holders. are shown together a t a 1975 Old Timers O~y game. Holmes has the NL rec- ord of 37 in 1945 and DiMaggio holds the all-time mark of Sfi :-,ct in 1'941 Cincinnati':; Pete Rose can tie Holmes· n ·cord with a hit lonight in New York. • J .. ne 23, L~ Angele~ HWton • 0 I 0 0 0 0 ' June 24, ~ A"OPIO\ Wt!Cll ) I a I 0 0 0 10 Jurw! n. '--AnQeot<t~ Joftn ' ' , • 0 0 0 II Junf' 7'. Hou1_, No Illusions • emo"'CJ9llo \ I I O O O G 12 . .1-21.-NIOro • ' I 0 0 II I ll June 21. Hou\ton Cl••OR I ii I 0 0 0 II I JJon 't Dominate-Stacy II JurM!"l'I,~ 8•"n.,•er I O t I 0 v 11 I~ JuMJD,U.An9ri<r\ ~ ... u .... n I I I 0 0 I) II •& J uno-JO. LO\ Al>Qt~ Wei< h Forwcr HOUQ/I ) I l O O 0 O '1 July 1, LO\ An9l"~ .. ,_,, ' 0 • l 0 0 0 11. Julf2,l..Oi!.An')l'ln fla<> • I • • 0 0 II 19 July J, Hou51on IWnnlller, Jjlci..ut.lllllft ~ I l I 0 0 I 20 July 4. Housloft A leh•rO 4 I I 0 0 0 0 71 July S,~on N1t~ro • 0 I 0 () II 0 11 July•. s.n Fr•nc1io<o Ill~. Curtis ~ I ) 0 0 () I ll July 7, !>at! Fr•nc•<.<o Hctrr 1• July 8. s.n Franc•l<O Mont.-tu!lo<O 1\ July 9, s.n Fr•nc11<0 """"' l(llf'PP"" lb J uly 13, Nl'W York .._oo,tnan LOCtWOOd II July 14, New Y°'' /M.hry 78 July U, -York ....... J'f. July 9' -Vora ">elbetl lO Julyl1.-u1 -~ JI J"IY II, Moncff• <>uh l1 '"'' "· PftH-'111>•• fleed ll J•llY 20, PNl.oi'tl)fl•• •••• 34. July 11, MOl>llUt &rttn\lty I~ July '7. Manl,.'4tl ~h;)lll"cter JO July?), MonlrUI i'>-r\ Knowln •11000 0 I I J 0 (I 0 I ) 0 1 I I) (I I 501 00 01 7 1 1 0 0 00 I I 1 0 0 0 4 0 I Q 0 0 0 101•0 0• •11000 0 \•100 00 J 1 I 0 0 0 I I 0 I 0 0 0 I * ~DroptoJ•2 LAS VEGAS -The odds on Pete Rose breaking the Nallonal I .ca~ue record of hitting safely 1n 37 straight games dropped to I 2 a fter Rose connected in his :i6th con secutive contest, a spokesman for the Union Plaza Hotel said Sunday. The Cincinnati Reds' switch· h1ltmg star extended his hitting streak lo 36 games, just one :-hort of Tommy Holmes' record. with a s 1xth-1nn1ng s ingle against the Montreal Expos. The Reds event.ual1y won the game ~ 4 in 14 mnings. l'\=Olt\r\APOLI S 1AP1 Jlolhs Stacy. hapµ1h l'lutt'hing J ~econd c:onsec-ut1ve l 's Women's Open golf ch am p1onsb1p, bad no illusions about herself. .. I'm not Chris Evert and never wilt be I 'm not Chris Evert or Jack Nicklaus Thcv really domin:lle. I'm not that type al all." she ~aid. IT MAY BE difficult to con vuH·e vetl•ran .JoAnnc Carner or retor d-scttmg Sall y L1ttk of South Afnca. one -~hot Joi,,ers to the gritty little Hollis 111 th1• r<11ny. s tormy Sunday that pro Dihbs Falls To Connors WASHINGTON 1AP 1 -Jam my Connors, s weating anr1 s trugglmg in 108 degree heat outlasted Eddie D1bbs 1 5. 7 5 Sunday to wm the $24,000 first prize 10 the Washington Star In 11•roationa1 men's tennis lourna ment. ln the doubles final. Arthur As he and South Afncan Bob Hewitt combined to win their first tournament as :i pair. beat mg Raul Ramirez of Mt•xico and Fred McNair, 6-3. 6 4. Borg Win.~ 119oi11 BASTAD. Sweden BJorn Borg, looking forward lo a three- week vacation. whipped defend mg champion Corrado Barazzut- l 1 of ltaly 6-l. 6-2 Sundav to win the Swedish Open tennis cbam p1onships for the seeond time \ 1dcd one or the most exciting of •Ill the ""omen's tournaments . There was the early. spec- ttJC'ular six-under-par 65 -by two shots the best score ever fired in this tournament -put on the board by the pretty • slender Little. • There was the steady. grind· wg pressure exerted by the veteran Carner. playing in the last twosome with Hollis. BUT IN THE END it was the I 1l'rcely competitive. almost <·om bativc. Hollis who won it "1th a last-hole scrambling par. <·hmaxed by a four-foot putt that -;ent her leaping· and screaming with joy into the arms of her caddy. Bill Kurro. • · 1 ·m standing over lb at putt and I said, 'Well, I just have to make this, don't I?' " she said 1.1ter. And she rammed it into the back of the cup. Top~ -"--<MftMnOt ~In ti. 7.ih U.S ~·~Opet\ Golt a..mPt-P on lht •.11~nro, p.,.·71 C.ounlr'I' Club ot In· OtenepollHOU<'W ID oeno\eS•m41leu<I. HOlll\ ~lkY, Sl~.000 7lHS.71·71-ltt JoA11ne CMner. Sl.000 1J.n .1J.n-1t0 Sally Lillie. U,000 /HS.~~ J-Bt•1oc11. "4.4SO 1 .. 1 •• n .16-1'13 P•m HIQVIM, M,MO 7).7).7S.71-2'3 Oonn.aCaponl Younq. '3,tfe 6a-71-J3.~N IC•l"V Manl11. '3.260 , .. , .. 11-n-~ Donna Horton Willie. ~.uo n.n.,...11-i-. Pl'QOY Conley, '2.m 1~1,..10-16-1"S Hano l-•· s.2.!.ll 11.11-1'-n-m Sall<lra Post, U.s.JJ 11-n.1 .. 10-m Jo4ntl Wa!111¥1'1. U .HO 71.71.,.,.7.._,_ J11ne1 Col~. \7 150 11·1kH2·1)-2'96 P•I Mere~."· ISO ls.13-1 .. n -N Amv .e.1co11. '2. l!O 1s.1s-1s-11-2'96 •·C•rol SM'nc>lt1 7J.71-71-7~2'7 PAI 8r4dley. \t,800 7!r1S-1 .. ~1'1 Marlell~ H~. Sl,800 76·1S-7Hl-2'7 Murie Brttr. Sl.800 IS·H ·Tl-17-1'7 Marv Owyrr. '1 lOO 15-11·11·15--'98 Ott\Y l<lnQ. Sl.500 74.7 .. 1 .. 71-'98 Jin Slephemon, Sl,500 7S-7l-n ·76-l91 Kathy McMullen, Sl,ZH .,., .. , •. ,,-19'1 Mltk•'I' WrtQhl, Sl,71\ 7 .. 71.n .11-1" Bonnlt L•uer \1.11~ 1J., .. 1 .. 1•-m Leur• Beuqll. St.11S 1).1 .. 1 .. 1~2" a Juli Sl""'50<' .o.n.1us--m SMron I( Miiier. Sl,UO 1'·1 .. n·1S--JOO Jt•llY" Britz. S•.120 74-ll-la-7r300 Mary Miii\. SI 170 , .. , .. n.1s--100 8etll S t-. SI.GOO 75-7 .. TS-7S-:JDI Baseball Standings MALCOl.MnlDMtr. "DON'T WAIT! ORDER 1~¥1 TODAY" 1HIERICAN l .Ei\GU ·: West Division \\' L Kansas C1l} ~:l 11 n l(els 5·1 . ~ 41i O:iklanc1 ;)0 48 Tcxas 4.6 l!I M 1nnes0la io .,., .,_ Chicago .l!l 55 Seattle :1:1 fi4 East Division Boston 62 32 Mi lwaukee 57 37 '\J('w York 52 42 nullimort• !'i:I 13 Oetro1t 4!1 '17 Cleveland 4~1 49 Toronto :15 6 I ~Y'•kor"• O.lro11 • l_ A,,..I~ J • ~ ... ..,.,, C•e-t•l-.1 POO ,.,,.. Oakl•"'1 S To-onto l N-V0<l< l. Ol.CaQO I e .. 11 ... orw 1. M1......-a \ K •n•u C1tv 1 80\tO<' J MllweuU.11. T• .. , I T-y·schm•> Pct. (,H 5fi4 531 :1 5l0 :) . l84 71 ~ .435 l:! .415 11 :i40 211:: .(If.() .!i06 ·' .553 10 552 10 . 511) I l 179 17 313;, :!K ,. ... ,, IH¥tzot1 H1I •t C•~wo1,.nn ,....,,.,a 1n f\ Bo\lon ITorT'I'• 11·S .tnCI 8urgm~1~r 2 11 •I Mon f\HOI.• t Zallll M •no Jae;~ 50n 1 JI !;eattl• CHonev<utt l ·S •nO Colt>orn u11 ~• Toronto l~rY'< l-11-J,., .. "°" ... 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ALL MAKES ALL MODELS HEW OR useo ... --... f'r~•Pap Bl MARTIN ... e-1 . "But you'd kind of think be'd be out \here a UlUe early to hit ... MARnN WAS ASKED arw tbe game if the air would be ~leared by an apology or a meet· ing with Jackson. who did not play Sunday. "I don't want no ~pology ," s.aid Martin. "l don't believe In any apok>gy when someone de· bberately does something on purpose." That was all Martin said on the matter after the contest. From bls office. he went to the media room at Comiskey Park and was observed laking liquid refreshment with bl.s coaches. Then be boarded the bus -sit- ting across the aisle and a mere two rows in front of Jackson. who sat next lo former New York catcher Fran Healy. bls longtime friend and confidant. DESPITE THE MUSIC that issued from any number of the players' radios and the chatter of an apparently contented crew. the tension was un- mistakable. And after the bus arrived at O'Hare. Martin's sup- pressed rage boiled over. "If Reggie doesn't shut his mouth, he won't play. I don't care what George says. He <Steinbrenner> can replace me right now i1 be doesn't Uke it. "We've got a smooth running ship here. and l don't want him coming along and breaking It up. If be wants to play ball, then shut up and play. 1 don't want to hear any more about Reggie Jackson." THE nBST OUTBUll.ST at the airport was m a de to three newsmen travellnc with the team. Martin was asked If his comments were to be regarded as off the record. "No sir," said Martin. "that's on the rerord -a ll ol it. .. Martin apparently was . angered that Jackson refused to admit wrongdoing In his re· marks before the game in which he did not play. "That's like a guy getting out of jail and say· ing. 'I'm innocent' after ·he's killed somebody." said Martin . f',....PageBI NICKLAUS •. off the pace. Then, Sunday. he caught up with Bruce LietJke. passed him and held on to win. Lietzke shot 74 the final day. stombling with a double bogey and bogey on lbe front nine. FllWlls<Of'PSariel-Ywt ....... ~•tN> 6,41S y..-0, --11 Whit......,,. Vall.., Couneo ClllO Ja<lt Ni<tla-, PIA81 Gil ~. la.500 Jttrt Pate. \11.llO H•le Irwin, ll•,UO Hu~r1 GrM'll, SIO'"° Mtllef a.rtie<. \1.711 M•rk HayM.17.111 lMe 1c1er. si.111 Bt>Ke L let.rh. l l.111 JOl!n Lisle<, U..SOO Bill K r•Uert, u.JQO A.n4Y 8Nll. l S.lOO LH Trev1.., u.~ Jim Neiford, M.UO 8"5'w!a..,,tt.HO Ro Floyd, '4.250 Bot> Murotw. Sl.250 W•ll'I' l.rlMlrong, \3,250 Oi<k Smllll. \3.250 Larry Halton, SJ,2.50 Tom Weltoll. U,7'0 8 111 Rotan, U.17S Don Je!>ll«'I'. st.ITS ~ WIOlllM, U, llS Au C.tclwell, U.17S Joe KUMs. U.11S Fuay Zoeller, tt.426 Clri Chi Aoclriqwz. '1.426 8-y Welnl, SI~ Bob Glider, '1"2t """' Nortt\. 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'1.ew MCftl" LIASIMe 494-1 Ill 546-9H7 \ ·BASEBALL I GOLF I PEOPLE iN SPORTS Serimmages Set Jessie, Jackson Still Qut of Camp A Los Angeles Rams' spokesm~m said Sunday that there were no new deve!lofments as tar as the three players who left the Na tional Footbal League team's Cal State f'ullerton training camp were concerned. Veterans Ron Je5sle and Monte Jackson and rookie Mark Manges walked out of camp Saturday J_!ssie. a wide receiver, 1s an eight-year NFL veteran. wht~ ' Jackson. a cornerback. has played three seasons for the Rams. Both players are con- side red regulars. Neither player would com- ment on leaving the team when contacted Salur· day. Manges. a quarterback from Maryland. left the team for personal reasons. according to the spokesman. who said Sunday, "l don't t.hJnk we expect him back this year." The Rams had one practice session Sunday On Wednesday, they will be Involved in a pair of scrimmages with the San Diego Chargers. The MOMn .1acxSON Los Angeles offenst' will scnmmatte the San Diego defense at Fullerton and the Chargers' offense wlll go against the Rams' defense at La Jolla The Rams' s pokesman said the scnmmages won't be game· type arfairs and that mostly veterans will be involved. The Rams. with 87 players in camp including 51 veterans with previous NFL experience. open their pre-season Aug. S against the New England Patriots at the Los Angeles Coliseum. ..------,,_,e ol tlw Da•------ A Dodgers fan. after witnessing Sunday's Old Timers game. watched Rick Monday stnke out during the regula- tion contest. then yelled out: "Where were you the first game!" o.e.eiwre in Spona ••• M<n'OR SPORTS -Rick Mears beat Jolaaay &llt.Mrford by five car lengths to win the USAC Twin Dixie 150 race. Mears. driv· ing a Penske·Cosworth. averaged 141.215 mph to win lbe race. Other fmishers included: Steve Krialloff <eighth> from Dana Point; Pancllo Camr. a gTaduate of Marina High; Dick Simon <11th> of San Juan Capistrano; and Dauy Oa&als <21st> of C06ta Mesa. FOt111SALL--O.J. Slmpsoa put on a San l''ranc1sco 49ers uni- form for the first time aft.er checking into his new team's trlllJling camp at a trim 207 pounds ... Dallas Cowboys' coaches shifted their attention .to the kicking game. where f!ee agen~ Jay Sltenill of North Carolina and Ove .Jolaaassoo of Abilene Chn stian are bat. tling to replace Efren Herrera, wbo has not reported to camp due to a contract dispute. BASEBAU -Charlie Finley. boasting he's "never fell bet· ter." has changed bis mind and said tbe Oakland A 's are not for sale now. nor will they be at the end or the season . . The jury 1s still out pending further X·rays, but it seems Boston's Jim Rice does not have a broken fool. Preliminary X-rays were negative, but Rice still complfilned or soreness in hls left foot and was unsure when he would be able to return to action . . . It's gone unnoticed due to Pele Rose's streak. but the San Francisco Giants' Jack Clark has one or 25. giving him the longest hitting streak in SF histor y ... Sal Bando and Larry W.sle belled three-run homers and Gorman Thomas lashed a two-run shot in a 21- hit attack as the Milwaukee Brewers buried the Texas Rangers 17-8 and moved to within five games of Boston in the American League East ••. SCeft Cart&oa picked (Ip his 200th career victory as the Philadelphia Pllillies de- feated the Houston Astros 13·2. HORSE RACING -Longsbot Kamellamella went to the front around the far tum and beat off repeated challenges through the stretch to score an upset victory in the Sl70.300 Cinema Handicap al Hollywood Park ... J.O. Tobin, the toast or the West Coast Where he won five stakes races. made his Eastern debut an auspicious ooe by gallopingtoa6~ length victory In the S43.250Tom Fool Handicap at Belmont Park. OTHER SPORTS-Brian Gaddy of Arcadia parred the second hole or a sudden death playoff with Mark Wiebe to win the 79tb an - nual Southern California Amateur golf tournament at Bel Air Country Club . . . Gaylon Mosier of Huntington Beach finished 13th at the 125cc World Cha mpion.ship Motorcycle Motocross in Lex ington . Ohio ... An Hallan magistrate notified three persons, including a French referee, tbey were unde r in· vestigation in conneetion with the death of Italian boxer Angelo Jacopucct ... Henry Loagburst. the English golf commentator and writer, has died in his Sussex home after a long battle with cancer. Speri• •• Radio .. Te-le"bfon RADIO: Today-Baseball-Angels at Cleveland, 4:30 pm . KMPC 1710>; Chicago at Dodgers. 7:4-0p.m .. 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Celllomta 714·635-9120 l ~ <:M'4 S5 000 mu<;1 Of' .ocvrrn bv • 1;omo.no1ion cl re.ti dl'O OU!tonal ptOOOI'\' A Gulf +Western Compal"y BOATING NATION , WORLD Lore1JCe Wins National Title In Cal-20 Meet Ed Lorence or the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club emer ged as th\' winner of the Cal 20 national sail iog championships Sunday in a regatta that was beset by everything from light airs and fog to ~ bluster y 20-knot breeze off Los Angeles Harbor on S unday. The title event was hosted by the Cabrlllo Beach Yticht Club. Thc regatta wns to have wound up on Satur- day , but light. Ouky winds on Friday caused one race to be thrown out beca use of a protest directed at the race committee and another race was aban- doned Saturday because of light airs. Sixty boats turned out for the regatta. includ· mg three from llawa11. on e from British Colurpbia and one trom Lake Pon tchartrain near New Orleans After preliminar y r aces on Thursday the fl eet was split into a championship and consolation rl1ght The winner in the consolat1on flight was a CBYC e ntry, Greg Johnson and Carter Printup. C HAMPIONSHIP FLlGHT -1. Ed Lorence. ABYC. 19 ; 2. Jim Cowie·Chuck Manning. CBYC. 23:1.i . 3. Mike George, KHYC. 26; 4. Mike Hatc h. AB YC . 5 . Scott S mith. C BYC. 36: 6. Dave C rockett. ABYC. 38. 7. C harles Me rrill. ABYC. 46: 8. John Nooteboom. KHYC. 47 . 9. Don Michaels. ABYC ,47"~; IO.Kev1nfreil,SYC.49. C...UN~ULATION FL IG HT -~ 1, Greg Johnson· Carter Printup, CBYC. 2. Jeff Johnson, KHYC: 3. Ken Janke, 1slanc1 YC . 4, Ke n T aylor. CBYC: 5, Tom Burch, CflYC Don Edler Takes Sunnner Gold Cup Don Edler topped a class of Etchell-22s sailing in the Newport ll:irbor Yacht Club's Summer Gold Cup Regatta Saturday and Sunday. The Etchells s krppers were using the regatta as :1 runcup for the We stern Di!.trict Cham- p1ons h1J>l> ne xt weekend and the world cham - 1>1ons h1ps to Ix• hf'ld hf're rn August. Sc<:ond 1n the <'lass went to Hank Easom. San Francisco Yacht Club and third was De nnis Dur~an. 'll'iT · S .MM.\RY OF OTHER classes. SOLING 1, Scott Mason. BCYC. 2. Larry /\shlcy. NlfYC. 3. Bud llayward. NHYC HllOOES ·33 I, Ra ndy Kahe. BYC; 2. Bob- Kcttenhofe n, RYC. 3, Paul Marx. BYC. ISLANDER 30 I. Lee Armstrong, VYC: 2. John Lee. VYC; 3. Tom Moore. SSYC. LUDERS-16 -t. BEN llromadka. Ventura YC:. 2. J erry Moulton. SSYC . 3. Carl Davis. ~HY ('. 5·U 5 1. Mark llughes. BYC : 2. Harry Pat- tt•rson. NJ IYC. 3. Allen Stephens. PVSA. LID0·14A I. G<try Thorne. BCYC: 2. Chad Twichell, LIYC . 3. J ack Mcclarty, BYC. LI00-148 1. Don Aarvold. LIYC; 2. T hom Mttche ll, LIYC . 3. Emanuel Coster . Sl BYC. LA ER -I, MARK Whitehouse. BYC . 2. l'Ncr Parker. NHYC; 3. Mike Pinckney. BCYC: 4. Ste ve Dryer. BYC: 5. John Bubb. BYC SABOT A 1. J on Pinckney, BCYC. 2. Jim llolleran. LSC. l . Rod Turner, BCYC; 4. Regina Parker. NI IYC SABOT B I. Don Aarvold. LIYC: 2, Trevor nent•d1ct. LI YC. 3. John Drayton. NHYC. SA ROT C I. Mike Aarvold. l.IYC . 2. Ma tt l'askcnan NllVC" :i. Jane y Nelson. BCYC Multihull Regatta Draws 93 Entries ;\'inl'lY t hrc<' c.itamarans in fi ve classes turned out Saturd ay ant.I Sunday for the South Short' 'l'.il'hl Clut)':-. second annual Multihull Rl'(:?atla Winner in the r c~r .... d1v1sion was Owen Min· m•y of lh<' host <'lub Cl<•~s B winner was Kevin Horn by. ulso of SSYC SKIP ELLIOTT OF TllE Ne\\port Harbor Yacht Club was the top finisher in the Tornado Class the Olympic catamaran Diego Kahr. SSYC. was the winner in the 18· :-.qu::ire meter class and 'fony Morrelli. Cabrillo Rea ch Yacht <.:tub. won the NACRA 5 2 class. Sum· malJI of trophy winners P> t'AT·I\ l. Owen Minney. SSYC: 2. J ack Bcltoh. CYC. 3. Sleeper .• John Lasato, KHYC P CAT B 1. f\cvin llornby. SSYC; 2. Rick lltll. SSYl. TORNADO-I. SKIP ELLIOTT, NHYC. 2. L<Jrr y flartcck, CBYC 18·S<iuare Meter:-. I . Diego Kahr, SSYC, 2. Fn·d Ruland. SBSC. 3. Randy Reynolds. LIYC. NACRA 5 2 I. Tony Morrelh. CBYC. Ly le Willits . SSYC Stamp Book Revised WASHINGTON <AP> --The latest r evision or "Duck Stamp Data," a SO·page booklet that pie· lures and describes each or the rederal duck stamps that have been issued annually since 1934. has been published by the Interior Department's U.S . Fish and Wildlife Service. BOATING Fancy Top Winner In Regatta Mooday. July 24 1978 DAILY PILOT 83 Prison P UBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P LBLIC NOTICE Slf11<l1H1&..,tl!Mlo for remo••I • ..., l'ICTITIOUSIWSINISS l'ICTITIOU$1USINEU NOTIC& lOCRIOITOltS relo<allCMI, J).yHf•Old 0,.. llory, NAM&ITATl!MIENT NAMI UATIEMIENT \Ul'EltlOll '°'11tT OF THE IJ"Oi.-f.,.,.IVOM!llfto.~oal,,..lely Tllo fOllOWl,,q pe._, •f• CIO•llQ Tiie loUowlftQ Pe<SOll It dou•q bu\• STATE0F'°'Llf'O•!'l41'01t no1 ._.,., ...... A••fl·~ IOf t4 Oht OUtlntH H ..... •• TH c COUNTY 01' OltANOE i<Offtn1tfl<"'9 Jlllv II. lt11 Sele •ubf<>(t PHOTO POSTElllS UNLIMITED, GAB E CO. 1110 W Bell>IU 81•0 Ne A· .. 111 to ••UIVl"I. C.0.•lel c;ommluHlft UI) w llllOA Av•. Stlll• Aft• C• Newpori BH<h "'~ E.1•1•"' HA rTIE MAE HOSAO.. i.en'l'lll. fJMM Ml<he•t ltobori O.btl•I t01 H "~" HATT •E BARNES HO~AC' tofll•cl 8111 liMJlelCI 11141 •:11-1100 tv•r s.m-llluOlll Ull w 1(1\0~ 8eylro11t 6tj-l\I-c;.. ., .. , 0.ch ••d l>O•m iio_ .. .,, A \eftt Anec..,JO,. ''"'"USlnotU IS <-..Cl11Gby .. n1n N0Tl((l!.HERE8 YC.t VENIOllW l'tall"*I Or.,. C.0.Jl Dallv Piiot ,.. Oel>Or •IN i RutH Hll w Kno d1v1ou•I r..:1110•• cJ ""'•DO••,..,.,,.., oec-nt t:::• II, It, IO 21. t4, 2}, U, 11, ~· '1, Ave., S.nt!~.~. ff~ A M1ci-IA c;.btoel INI 411 per\Oflt n••lng cleom\ <tQ4'1n\\ 11 4·7• Tl'll\ bullne•• Is condu<ltd by • Thtl tl4'1etTienl "''' ll•tO w11h ,,.,. '"°''•Id ~-1 •re •f<llll•ed 10 If'• •--------------1 teMrel Wt"tntfSlllP County Cito O! Ore/Ille c;oun1y on J111v IMn•. ''""' '"' ~"'°'" •OIKht~. '" . m . 1 'd· p•-· •c NOTICE 0.-• #Writ R..oln •. 1t1• ,,... olltr• OI lhll 1 I••' ol '~ •DOve '" Georgia 0 ICl8 s Sau .... .,... Tiii' •1•1-l we\ fll.O wll/I ,,.,. , .. ,," 1111.0 tOull. Of to 11' ..... nl, ... m, ...... today that a riot al tbe 1-------------1 (; ... ftly Ci.A ot ()r~ CoUf'llV Of\ Juty Publl\r..4 0r•"9t Co.l\1 O•ol• Piiot tn~ ll•C*\\~ry Yo<><h"'' to Ille un Slate Prison may have NOTICll TOettlOIT01t• •. ,.,.. July 10. ti, 2.4, ll "'' ,.,o II O•t\•OM<I .. , HURWITZ RE"'eR, \UPaRIOll COUlt'T 01' TM• Ptt1201 M " < D 0 N A l 0 • M ( A D ( ~ beenpromptedbyan up.. n•T•CWCAl.l~NIAl'Olt Publlslllle!Ore•C.O..slO•lly Pllot RO~E NWALO A Prnl•\\lon•I risinfi one day earlier at TM a CIOUfllnOt'ORAHOE J11ly 10. 11, 24, 31, 1919 2617-18 ------------Corpor~11011 &60 N•wOOt t Cenltr l ..._ a."111 PUBLIC NOTICE 011vt , Sullt ISU, N"woorl tltiotll. an II inois prison. A tota .. ~E,.s .. t•,.·d·. OI WOOD HARRYMAN, PUBLIC NOT'ICE (4111ornl• 911160, whll h" ""' l)IA(f "' Of fOUr guards and tWO .,... t-------------1 bu\lntUofl~UnGef\IQn@dln<Jilm~t di d • th t NOTICE IS HEREBY (;IVl!N lo lhe c...-'4" ~rl~lnlng lo"'" 1'\IAI' ol ..,.1d cl,.. inmates e in e WO cr1dl1ooottht•llO'ol•f\ameoOtced1111 R_.,2 s~~;~~~~~~=~~T,O~e u d•nt, w11t>1n l0<ir 1Mt1lll• •tte• Ille" disturbances. 11\al •II .,.,_ l\a•lno (!elms •o•lnft l'ICTITIOUS •UMNUS s TATE. 01' (.&Lll'ORNIA l'OR tom PuOllCf!•on ot fhl\ nollc~ the \1110 0e<.e0tm •rt req111t4'd to Ille NAMaSTATEMENT THE COUNT"Y 0, ORANGE. D•tt<I July 18, 1978 Both the Crl!orgia in· ''-"'· whh lht necu~rv voucMf\, 111 The tollowlno per•on• ••e 00111Q 1110 A ..Ol• l!Obe'1d J cooen"4v~• ". t1"tut1·on at Re1"dsv·11le ,.,.ot11ceot111e e4 ... ko1111e•bo•••n· 1111•111•••0 E•141• o1 BLANCHE H i;1x E~Ku••••o11,...w11101 ,, lltlecl COllrt. O' to P'eMlll IMm, wotll HAL..STON'S, XllS f'•lt•••• Roeo. Oe<UHd llW>•DO•~ n~ ... .., O•ce<Jent and the Pontiac Corree· Ille fteC.O•ry voU<het\, lo 11\t u~ Coll• Mtw. (Allf0'111••1•l6 NOT •CE tS HEREBY GIVEN'" ti\• HURWtll. ICEMER. M•<OONAl..0, tional Center in lllinoh. ders1011tcl •• oo Vo11 K••m•n COUTURE BOUTIQUES. J31S cr11<1otor\ottrw-e.....ooeceo.t1t Ml::ADE6ROSENWALO A•tllue New_.t BN<ll, CA. wlllcll is F •Ir"' 1 e• Ro• d . Cost• Mt •• tlwt dll IMrSOll'I ,,..,nq <l••m\ .tQ~"''' A Proleut-t c.er.trMIOft W e re Q U i e l t 0 d a Y . Ille Ottce Of bu\lneU DI Ille Un C..lltornl• 9261-Ille t~id dKedeftl art rtQVlred 10 hi• ... New"'1 ~ Orlvt •'Tense but under COn · dt,,I0...0 lft .. I 191411~ Dtr1•l11lnQ lo Thi\ bUSIM~ Is c-1ed by" <O< lllell, will'! 1IW ,.,.ct\>erV •OU<""" ,11 \ulle USI Riots linked I .. h d . the u1•1e of wld dll<-nl .. 101111 lour POt•llon '"" oll•<• ol ttw c .. r~ 01 tht •bo•t "" N•wporl a.a<~. C.. tt..o Fancy, skippe red by tro was t e escrip· mo""'' •Ii« ,,.,. flrtt pu1111e.11on 01 COUTURE BOUTIQUES """" {our1."' 10 pr...,.1 lh•m w,111 ""' u• om D F h f l h ti On give n by On e llll\nollce MenryT SeQl>rs1rom Ille net<nwry YOIKlle~. HI 1114' vn AllO<MUIOfEdCultlA ave renc 0 e G ff" . I rt D•l.O Juf11', 1'11 PrH!Ot111•n<ICll•tl dt'"'l"•d •1 111• , ... O)lf l<• ol PvOll\~ ()t-(0<0)1 0•••• p,1e1 Dana Point Yacht Club. eorgia o 1c1a a e r Lov1s.H "•"•"'""' E•e<u11w0tt1ur w•LLI AM E BAl<ER A1t•n11on N•Y zo 11 Auo 1. ••.191R 11u 1e was the overall and Sunday's riot. E•Kutmollhe Tiii\ \111~ WU filed Wllll '"" W•llt r N Wtlltrmen 171/ Nll•lh __ , _________ _ Wiii Ol IN •bo•e C-tv (IHI< of 0r""9" Counly on JulY Broedw"y Su•I~ U8 ~~nt• Alie Class A winner Sunday At th 111· · ·so n......ooec.ec1tn1 t• '"' c..1110'"'" "''°' which,,'"" P'"'" 01 in the Capistrano Bay e UlOIS prt . n . VOIOILIN.ANO tlAltTON ""1.S. bus•nl'\\ ottr... ~·\'01\tO '" "" M•t P UBLIC NOTICE Yacht Club's S umme r three guards w ere •••u••W.C.er.wt.Y Publishe<IOr<llllQtC:O.S1D•1tvP1~1.1."""''"'"'nt1'Dt11e ... ,.1•01,,.,d"' killed and $3 million in ouv•n•-A-J111v1•.lt ...OA~11 u t918 ,...,.,,,, w11h1" 1our ,,_,,,. •"'" ,,,.. CP .. ,.. R e g a t t a r 0 r Nt•Hrt 9MCll. CA tt-u..-.71 llr\I puDl•Ulton Ol 1111\ "°"'"' P r H d. ( J T .. : 1U·1Sl1 D•ted July ti 1418 NOTle; ESCROWNO 1'°00 er ormance an icap Attw11ey,..htew1a PUBLIC NOTICE Roo.r1 A RedCiollP Jr .,E TO CREDITORS Racing F1eet yachts I N SH ORT Publlsllllel Or~ C:0.'1 D•1lv Piiot E "'(UIO< nt 11\C' Wiii 01 l~:c:su~,~~:,Ni~~CAI Second overall was El July 1" 31• Auo 1• 14• 1911 uo 18 lt).W,t l '""' .. bO ... """"'" o .. c~dt "' ~011<• ,, "'""u o .. ~n 10 <red•to<• o• G lo Go do 81·11 .... u "CTITIOUSaUSINESS ~~ .. LOTIEflA<•N•I WEnERMAN ·~within n•med ""'"~' '"•' .. Oul• r:y. Ca~o 'nvc. "~n~ da mage was done in a PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT ;;111 ..... e .,. .. ., ~:~~':~ .. ·,• ~;'~~:\'!", .. ~~=~·~·: third was Capt. Mid· seven-hour rampage .by 1-------------bu~:'..~.~o~~OWll'IQ P<'•~OR\ dre do1no uu Nlrlh BrMdw•r de:~~''!:-o"mo•\ """ DU>on .... '"'"'~"or night. John Rus h Capo several hundred 1n· 1t->4't> 0 TowN CENTER ASSOCIATES su11•12• c...., ,110 ti.tontMa<rair•n\t••o""'" Bye Cl It,. males A clean -up of NOTIC~T~c.:~~>IT •s J11s F•1t•1ew Roao. Co.td Me~a. CA ~;'•,!"~O.e'~ec:i': ' •AMES CllANCE co "'"v"n'" • ass resu s, .-c loth1·ng and t rash that sul' R 0 • o' " E .,.,6 Porb11Y·~0r c' •10 • F1•01 C••" 1116 Newp11,,e1vc1 .cos1•Mt>• C LASS A 1 F -E IOR C URTO TH H•n<Y T Sf9entrom, l•t• Vo< u '"~ dn<)l' oo1. do v • ancy • J"tl d th · d STATE OFCAllFOl'NIA FOA July )4 )1 "nd Auqu\I I 14 1913 C•lllO•no• 2, El Gal o Gordo: 3. I ere e prison yar THECXX.INTYOPORANGE •o•••Dri.i1.s.an1•AM.CA ~10o 11&318 NELSON LAN row ',.Ad••"<" C apt. Midnigh t. began today. 111 111e Meller 01 111e Estate 01 10,1:~~~::~~,~~:·~~;;~• voe ~~~~ C;,'.:~,,,~.~ww1 B••d Co"• CLASS B 1 V I ESlHER s GULLtCICSON, .tlSo HMold ·, !.eoer•irom Jr 111••---P-U---C--O--C-E--TnP ""'""' dnd """n"" ~Oclro•ss o• -• U gar D-t •f D ~n o wn as ESTHER SYBIL LA Rl•lt•40ri••.San1aA11a,CA•l706 BLI N Tl Ill• 1nt•ndi'<ltra""'•'•"'"''" Boatman. Hu~h Curran, .--..::-l"CICa on• ue SCHWOEGLER GULLICKSON, •IM> JUnnelle E Seoerslrom. ""•-------------f RANl(1 ,,.. FLY '>IAll R Ill DPYC: 2. Holo Kiki. kn ow" u ESTHER SY BILLA Ro•lernOrl~.SMlaAn•.C.A 42100 l'ICTITIOUSBUSINESS t0:4J Hd••w• o ... ~ Huntono•on MOSCOW (A p I _ SCHOEGLeA, •tso known •s Andrea SeQP~trom Gr .. nl, 14721 NAME! ST4TEMENT Oucn Cal•torn1" 92616 s S No Ric k Raff. Capo BYC; 3, ES THEA GULLICKSON, •150 •-"' Rom•11re Pt.c:t. Tus1on. CA 91680 T11e 1o11ow1nq ""''"'" "00,"0 ou~• s~ /6 96<? S kos h i Ti ocr . Bob Two American CO r · no J GUl..LICKSON.O.t••~" I roren H•"'Y s .. oer~trom 1•1 ,.,.,,., C•NOY S.TARR 101•1 ,..8'""" Stra ng. Capo"8YC. res pondents WhO Were NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Monlqom•rr Bulkl1no. 1801 SW '10111 ELI IE MARKETI NC t TO J81 O"v• Huntington fle..cn. CA1lllorn1• credi10f's ,,.vl"ll cl•lms •o•ln\t the I p 0,11 .. ..,0 O«tQon'l?JOl w Bo Co.M ~w CA ot'7&7I 071••• c, ~ No S00-18 Js& CLASS c 1. Torrey. f OU n d by a M OS COW s•ld clec-1 lo Ille~~ Cl•lms on Ill• Anion O,,v1d 5eotrmom. 14t• Voe M•rlo. LOU•\ M•trM•ll• l•7 w ln•t 11\t' pr_,,,.,.""''""'"' t.er .. 10" Dave Cooper. Capo court to have s landered 011"" 0' 1tte ,..,. 01 ,.,.. .ito•ewtd i1or1.or1n s.in1e•na.CA '11106 B•v cost•~"·"' '176,, a.-cr11Jtod •n O""fr.1• •• M.u.,,." S · l · . h court or to Pf'eW"t them to 1M U" Th~ooon• Waller ~ntrom 1601 Ttli~ bu~M'.\ ., tOf'MJU<lt'-<J O• "" '" \uOOhf'\. mf'rch•nd''"· wqu1omtnt BYC; 2. Nasty, Howard ov1et le ev1s1on ave ot,.•OMd •• lhe 01110 01 REGAN M•<Arlhur eou•evaro =1JO Solnl• d•••°"•' •v•n11ur• , .,,., •• >'Qu1i>ment •·~ Trueba, Capo BYC: 3, nine d ays to pu hlis h ORUMMY, GARR En II. KING, 4iw An• CA ot'7104 . . Mar~ L M.>11<1•~"" Mm• 01lOO'N•ll ·~•w cownant not IO t d d l M•<Arlll ur 8l•O S u•lt JO~ Su•an .June1tt5e~rs1romPerrv Tnos"•'-'""•t•tf'dwotlltne <OmlH't•cl•bu••""''~nown.t• CM Brigadoon. Fred Perez. cour ·Or e re r e rac-Newport Buen ,. •?&60. ""' ll4We\1Plum W~tUnoon towdHl)S Covnly (l•r~OIOr.,•O"Covntv on Jvly SHOWCR OOOR COMPANY dftO CapoBYC Li o n s. S oviet l ega l llJ·llSt wll1<ht•lltrot11e~1s 1nt H•roloT ~o~••••om Jr .. , 11 109 •o<dt•O•• t7IM Nt'wPorte1~0 <..osi. 0 Sri 'N K ERS 0 . d tod Th Pl•ce ot ~·neu Ol the v"°"rnoned '"I rru\lte lor SdllY Eiieen Sc~•\t•om . F°'"" M~, .. '•""''n'" N N A s urces sa1 ay. e •II m•llers Pt"•ln.nq IO U•d tSl•lif 111• R1•I••• O<·~ Santa Aft• CA Publi\l>t<I °'-,.,.. 'D••I• PolOI Illa!'~'"""" """\IP••\ol\l<f'l(l~<l •n I, Villam. Jmrc Berecz reporters' newspapers Suen <l••m~ wolll Ille ne<usery •110& Jutytl ,. JI A.,qu 1· 1q19 D• on vmm•h d ... '"~ Off•H u• Dpy c 2 JI Ir I Al have Satd they Will r e· •OU<llerS!n<hl ~llledO<ptUtlllfd•\ H,a.olO 1 ~ger\lrom Jr "' ' ~))I "fRV ICE ESCROWCOMPAN ~ 1""7 ; • 3 e Ven, . ,l1ort'S610 wttllln lour monlM •lier lhe TrwSltt IOt Sat>dfa Pnyfh \ 5ecrt'1rom 6 W Bu en RlvO W"'lm•n•l•I (•l•tor,.,,~ Ian Rawland. Capo BYC; fuse t.o print r etractions 111"$1PUbll<•llOllol1hltll01•<t Rulh Allll(' M0r1•rtv 10]) V1tlon• . 41.a) on er •II•• Auoust l. 1•IA :i. Amer1·can Pie. D1"ane 1n the C'ase. D••td July"·'"' Ottve Sant .. An• CA 97106 ""•••~."•no'"" •n ~"1 '"'~""'"" MARYLOUSICAUG Euoerie Mon••I• 1035 V>etoro• PUBLIC NOTICE l•an•t~•ff\ """ ·11••no<1<1 lt"n'""o" Reardon. Capo BYC I f t h e y a re n 0 l E•t<u1t1• Ol IM wlll D .... S•nla Ana, CA 91106 U\f'd ,,... lulll)wU"l <td<11hOt1•I ""''~" • publis hed by Aug 2. the ol \e00c1t<eoen1 R•c1>•r<1 Anton Mor 1arty 70l6' SU PE••<>tt COURT OF ""m"~ 0 "" "f;.;· "''' '"1111'n •n" ,.,, .. ,. Sequoyah Winner in Angelman Sequoyah . skippered b y Jim Moore of the Balboa Yacht Club, was the Class A winner S un· day in the fourth race of the Bahia Corinthian Yacbt Club 's Ange lman Series for Performnncc Handicap Racing F lei't yachts . Class B winner was Terry Cicero's Pream · ble. BCYC. a nd the C lass C winne r was The resa, sail e d b y Robe rt Staats. BCYC Sum mary of results: C LASS A -1 . Se - quoy ah, Jim Moore. BYC: 2. Slicker. Chuck Cook. BYC; 3. Temerity. Ted Ke rr. BCYC. CLASS B-1. Pream· b le , Terry Cice r o. BCYC ; 2, Windwa ~on . M.P. Elliott. BCYC: 3. C hri z Li z 11 , Chavis/Burnett. SSYC CLASS C 1. Theresa. RobeTL Staats. BCYC: 2. Gimm<' S h e lle r Too. J ohn Barrow. VYC. 3. Ojarv. Dan Nordstrom. SSY C . Kid Sabot Title Goes To Cuckler Chris Cuckle r or the lluntington Ha rbou r Yacht Club was the win· ner or the Internationa l Naples Sabol Sailing As· s ocialion U nd er 12 Regatta at HllYC . C u c kle r had a low score or 51h points to 11% for his nearest com · pctitor , Brian Haus ne r ot the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. In third place with 1:; points was Trevor Benedict of the Lido Isle Yacht Club. and fourth was Sandy Ewing of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, 18. court may iml'\l'lse a fine HGAN. o.-uMMY, OAllHTT. 5 w Birch, S...la An•. CA '770S CALll'OllNIA ~-~:~e!"~i.~ •8 ~:;~ t'" 6KING J'•n11• Ruin Morortrty IJOO COUNTYO,ORANOE ~"'"""'EtvStd,,111 of 50 rubles a day -S73 All«IOt't'H~W AO•m• AvMue. •JOB, Cosf<f M~,.. IOO C1•1( (.ellt>r o..... t •novSMrr on each reporter, up 0 " ""•<~ ........ 51e. ios CA •10~ S•nt•An.tt. c..1110<n•• 1n1P"""" r • ..,. ... ,. . ., .... ,.,, llN<ll, CAt?MO Oona Id EuoeM MO••aft¥ t]C)O M•lttr ol Adop11on P@l•ltOll 01 SERVICE ESCROW COMPANY lCI 3 maximum or 300 11141 IJ.HISI AdAm\Avenue. Z:l08. CoslaMew. CA Oon4!IO F ~ut>au-. 1411? BH<h BlvCI., rubles, Or $438. Publlshed 0.•"99 C.0.SI Dally Pllol •t&2& CITATION IP•OaATE I WHlmlnsler, Cillf<><ll•••1"l lleilllburaetteent ATLANTA <AP > - Sen. He rma n Talmadge will r ei mburse the Sena te for any overpay- ment he re<'eived for of· ficial expenses. accord· ing to a spakesman for the Georgia Democrat. The Was hington Star reported Sunday that an independent audit shows Tnlmadge collected about $35.000 in overpay· ments between 1971 and 1977. Indians Depart WASHINGTON 1 AP I -A group of Indians is leaving Was hington after a week·long pro· t est again s t wha t it ca lle d a nli ·lndi a n legislation. The Indians said the m ea s ures would repeal a ll I nd i an t reaties a nd r e duce water. fishing and hunt· ing rights on I ndian lands. T h e 11 bills that sparked the protest were given little chance of passage anyway. a c · cording to Senate Ma - jo rity Whip Alan Cranston. D·Calif. A d.Uer Rapped MOSCOW I AP I - P ravda renewed its al· tack today on Zbigniew Brzezins ki. Pres ident Carter's national securi- ty adviser. claiming his ideas a nd recommenJia· lions "inflict no s mall damage to the cause of detente ... Senior comm e ntator Sergei Vishnevsky wrote in t h e Communist Party new s paper that Brzezinski was still "professing the theory of the natural ch aracter o f i nternation al con· fli c t s" which h e espoused during his academic career as a Soviet affairs expert at Columbia University Jury 24, 31, Auo '· 14, "78 1766-78 (ire00<v I.. But<he• 400 Emtr•ld CASE NUMBER A0·100) Publl\f\e(J Oranoe '"'"' Oa11V Plll)t B•y,La9una~M.ll.CA ~)4~1 TH E PEOPLE OF THE STAIE OF Julv 14 1'18 PUBLIC NOTICE Jaek w. Slept>enson. Jr . ,. Norlh CALIFOR NIA, B•kerSlr"91.SAntaAM.C~•l701 To f1motllv e.r~r of 11.0 W•\1 •111 •-------------111A 1~ SI . Corona, C&lllornl" lt·>4'M Grover R. Htvler 01 "4omewood vou ••e henoby cllta an<11~u1red 10 PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'ERIOll COURT OF Tit• Roa<I, Lo;. Anotle•, CA 400•• ao'"°M .it <I ~Arlnq on tn1\ cov•t on STAT• O"CAll,.ORNA FOlt Slaoley 0 ldeg•r 11H1 Co11ll~ Septtmbt'r 18 1919 •I ~ oo • m on CP·nS• THIE COUNTY 0' ORANOE Olono Et Toro, CA 9?•30 Oeperlme,.t a, ,.ncl lo Ql•t •nY 190111 SUl'ERtOR COURT 01' THE Ne. A·'65t4 Werri.r Escfl41r :IOS •0th !.Ir.et, ruson '""Y· •<Corcllnq lo tn. vf"'ot0 STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR NOTICE OF HEAR ING OP Newporf8'oOKh,CA qi60() Petlllonlllf<IWlt"llllHOU•I THECOU NTVOFORAHGE l'ETITION l'OR l'lt09ATIE 01' WILL Rotharo A FO\lfr. S8'1 W-ro Ttmotlly Berk"r I\ "41tur•I tAl~r 01 Ne A•'6ITT AND FOR LETTIEltS TIESTAMEN· Orlve Hunlol'l<jlonBu ch.C.A 'n6A9 Cll •ld 10 bt •oopltd ,,. Don•td H O~•CE Of' HEARING 01' TA•Y ANO FOlll AUTMOIUl.ATION D•••d Gr•nl , 14111 Rom•"•• Neuhavs The Mlur•I moth4!r ,,., r,.1 PETITION FOR PROBATE 01' WI Li.. TO ADMINISTIElt UNOllR THE Piece, Tuslln, CA 91f>IO bttn •bit to re.Cft Tlmol"Y s .. r~tr tor AHO FOR LEneRS Tf.STAMEN· INUEPE .. otlNT ADMINISTRATION J•me\ E HtnWOO<I. &Slit CorroM J yeer\ •l'ld hi\ 1.,.1 known eddren ,, TAR Y AND AUTHOAllATION TO 01' llSTATIESAc;T. C1rc1•, Hun1111Q1on ~a<n CA 9?M7 In COf'On• lunotllV BeHtr ,, IO lit , ,1 A 0 MI H 1 ST ER UN 0 ER THE E,,.,. o! HARl.AN A CRIPPEN. H•••tv K Lvnn. 18801 Josnu• e<1•nc101venll04iUOl lM~l1on INOEPENDtNT ADMINISTltATION Ot6/ 01' E!STATESACT NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN 11161 J"m•\ M loetbrin~. 611 DeledJ.,,.,..,., 11171 E\lat• ut kE SSIE R LAMB JEAN ... TANNtfEIMER,erroneouitv L••••PU•.COfon.lclel Mar,CA .,us Bv WALTER ' .. INC, Oec-••f'pu1y NOTICE IS Hf RE BY G•VEN '""' TAMHEIMER ~ lllH ~r•·n. 1'91 hmoled p;tt1ne<sll•P LINDA L. TOCM BARBARA DIE"> ,.., '''"° ner•lll ,, ho11 for Pr~e of Wiii encl for I•· H•,.,.., 1 -\tromJr 1'>0 E 4111 SI. s.it• JI• pe1111on tor Proo.tto QI W •tt """•or " \U&t\Ce of lAt1'tf'1 Tts:1•mtnt•1v •nd T "'\ \l•ttement w•~ hteOrfta!IOll 10 Admln<Sler under Counly Cleft. Ol Or-Countv on July T .. S4'-4M Ptllloon~r """ •ul1>or11al•on to •d lht ll'l<le-t Adml111\l••llon ol 11. 1979 Attw,..., 1., "'"""-' m•no\t~• '"" ... 1att ..,_, ,,.,.. 1..o.p,.n ;:..:~~!,, ~~~~,:~~:.~~ •. ~~~~~ ~~~A~~' SI JOHN. J:.:~"~ ~~~.Coen 0611~:;·~: f;,~1n~!":~"'.;:..::~·~ '!~":!: ~~:i~. I lime •lld Dle<e Ol llt4 r "O ,,,... i•me F°'llJJ odrl1cut•" •nO tn.t th• tlmt """ 11 .. been wt IO< AuouJ Oellv P1101 o•M~ 01,....,,no1hP """"' n•s -n ••' •"' • 111 IM cOUl'1room 01 04>perl,,.,.lll July H JI AUOU$t 1 I• lt18 PUBLIC NOTICE lor Auqu;.t 8 1011. •t 10 00 • m '" '"'' No l 01 woo <OU'1, di 100 CIVIC Cenler ' • ' 1161 18 , ou• ttoom 01 ~.,.,1,....n1 No 1 ol ,,.,0 g~:~:,:~sl, '" the City or Santd An• -------lt-·>4'-U------1 court, al 100 Cav•< c,."'"' onv,. wr'' Oaled July JO, 1918 NO A·~ '" tnf' Coty ot \.1nt.> Ana. (•11torno I WILLIAM E SI JOHN, PUBLIC NOTICE SUPEltlOlll COURT OF THE Daled "'11 It ms CountyClerlt UATE!OFCALIFORHIAFOR lllfl~Ll""'E STJOHN. MILL flt a MAUTINO STATEMENTOFWITHDltAWAL THE COUNTYOl'ORAHGE (nunty Cler• IKEITHW.MILLEltl FltOMPAltTNEltSHIP In Int Maller ol tl>t E•ldl~ DI WILLIAMV,S(HM IOT >H •• ,.-.. A-ce Blvtl Ol'Ei.ATtNG UNOe• F l 0 R EN ( E TH t l M /1 I< FM ltt S~ll MltfU.I Or Sul!• JOO Wlllttltr, CA *'1 PICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME ME II L INC "• ,, ~ l 0 RE " ( r Nowporl llNCll, CA f1Ml0 UUI .,. .. ,1S !ht tollowlnq ~~ lldS Wltlldr<Jw" THELMA SWINIC t(EMM( RltNC, 1110 64'·1121 Al .... Uytw:,..111-r •\ • qt-ner•I P1Hlntr lrom Int FLORENCE I KEMMER LIN(, Allornoylor Petotoon<r PubllslleO Ota-C.0.st Oallv Piiot P41fln•rsl\op OQerAtlnq under tilt llC FT l(EMMERllNC. rLORt NCE PuOlo•nf'<l O<.tnqo• 1.0<l\t l>4"V Jlll')t July14. 2S,l1.1~78 11a..1e t.llous llu\ln"'n nome ot QUI(< KEMMERLING. dnd MRS WILLI AM Jul v?• H JI IQ/8 II~"'" FEA THER. al JOOt Reel Hill Ave KEMMC:RLINC.D~todv•d P UBLIC NOTICE E"J>l•n•ae "· Svllt 11211, Co;la Mesa, NOTIC E I'\ HEREBY GIVFN •• PUBU(' NOTICE CA (ftd110'' MYt"° (t~•"'._ ttCJditn~t tf\•• 1--"". .. :.,-o=T1"'CE,..,,...l..,.N,...V-IT"'1_N_G_•"'1"""0...,s---1 r11e li<lot10U\ buS•,,..SS namt \Litt Mtld oecooent to ..... '"'d <l•1m '" ,,.,,. -SUPERIOR COUllT OF TME NOii<• Is herebv Q•V•n 111•1 ,lie ment lor ll>e partl'IU\nop Wd'o tiled on olh<t 01 '""' Cler-01 th« dlOr~ .... d STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOi! Bo•rd QI TrU1lte\ or ,,.. Coe•I Com J•nu.try 10• '"' '" '"" County OI <O<J" or IO P<•Ynt '""m IO ,,... un TM E COUNTY OF ORANGE ">unlly Colleoe Dostrocl ol Ore11Qe Or•noe O••"onrd at Ille olll<e ol ~TE VEN l Ho A"'°' ,_, •. C•lllorn1a. Wiii reu1tt SH led Full Name elld A.aor .... ollhe Ptrwn 8E RMAN ESO . uss C,.n,naw fll•o N 0 T I c E 0" HE AR ' HG 0 r bidSUP lo 11 00• m • Tutsd•Y. AUQU\I Wll"Or•wlnq WILllAM GEORCE Su1le :100 forranc. CA "OSOi wn1<h PETITION FOR l'ROBATE 01' WILL •. ""·al lhe Puttll<ttlnq Oepl. 01 ••IO TIMMINS.SGIV••C•S<.O, Sal>C••menl• Mll•r Oii•<• ,, ""' p1av o• OU""~" of AND l ETTERS TESTAMENTARY SCIWIOI d1Slro« looted •I IJ10 Adams °''1671 '"" unde••IQ'Wd on dll m~11·" P<''fd'" ANO FOR AUTHORIZATION TO AD Avenue. Co\le Mt\4, Ctlllor111• al w1111.,..G l•">m.n; onq lo ••tO<'•l•le SU<htl•1rn•w1tn Ille MI N'S TE A U,. DE R THE Wl>ICll Come Wld btd• will be publKly ..... 1410 llP(•,~··v •OU<~" mu<t .,.. 111•11 nr INOEPENOENT Al>MINISTR4fl0N ~lln<lre.Olor PuDtoS~ Or~ Cods• Dauy PolOI pte\tnl•O ., dtOtl'\••d "''""n tour OF ESTATES AC\' II Pr1n11110 01 0r•noeCo•sl Julyl1.24,l1,AUQ.l.t41S 1t11/9 tnOl'lth\allrr1r...llr\t OUOO.u1oon c11 r ''"'' ol llLL tAN fR ll l• Colloot ··co.s1 Reoort" •nd 1111\ nol1<r ~cu"'o 11 Pr1nt1no OI oo~n we.a eo11eoe PUBLIC NOTl CE Daito July tl, t•/S '401 •tl •'> HERERY c,111EN '""' '8t•ll01110 Iron.. Hl'IM Kemollon GIO,,or HA AOL l.l ( ~RI E 0 ""' "If<! ht!t •1n ., Atr D~s ere 10 be lrt •<eor04'11Ct wi111 -------------E •Kutro1 Of I~ wilt IH'h l•on '°' Pr>IOdt" nl wm "'"° • Ille IMlru<11~ 41nKll •re now on Ille SUPEltlOR COURT OF TH£ STEVEN L BERMAN, ESO ... I I on••..,,,, •o• ~"'"'""""on to"" end mer bt-vrect 111 lheoHlco ol Ille STATE CW C.Al.IFORNIA 1'011 Ati.<11ey·•t·Law m,,,, •·r und<'r '"" o...oeoe....,.n1 .. ~ Purcll1su1q A0tnt ol 54110 Kll004 di\ THE COUNTY OF OltANGE 1415 Cr•ft~ ll•d m•no>lr ••t•Oll nl E ""'°' Amll .... 1111 nos EU•te ol JOS El>tttN E Lt ENTZ Torr•11u, CA.OM1 P"'l•tU'"" ·'"" '""' Ille 11m• ""' bid • cashltr'\ <l'l'<'. or tJIOder s bOnG Toi Ulll lft.1234 DIAtf ot ''"'"rnl '""um• n11s 11ttn ••l M60e PIV•blt 10 lM order 01 ll>e CoHI O.ctased E Publls~ 0r•"9t' CO.t\I 0d•ly p,"' lor AuQU\I I\, 108 ~· •O 00 • m ,.,. Com">vlllly Coll-OlslrlC:I Boaro 01 NOTI CE IS HEREBY GtV N lo In# JUiy II l•. )I Auo I 1018 14el IP th~ <Olirlroom or OtCMflrnf'nl No 1 ol Tr\1$lffS lft .,.. amoulll ftOI teH lll6n CrHllOr\ ol Ille _..,. named oe<tci<'"t •••O tOU•I, .11 100 Clvl< C..nlwr Orov~ five 11erct111 u .. 1 ol ,,.,. "'"'bid.,. ,,,., •" per$0f>S h•••nQ tl••m• •o••n>I -------------WA\I •n ,,. •. <. ,., n• S&nt,1 ""·· ouar•ntff 111111 lllt butOer wlll enter 111 tlw .. ,d ae<eaenl «'t requorto •0 Ille PUBLIC NOTICE C•lllorn•• 10 tlle prOllDSf!d Colll•KI 11 tt.e ,.,... " ll'ltm. w11n llw necesn•• •OtKMrs, '" ;-------------Dated N•• ?• 1019 •w•rded 1ol'llm.1n lheev•ntoll•llure the Olll(t' OI llw Cler~ ol the .>bovt• NOTICE TO CREDITOR$ WILLIAME ST JOHN. 10 •Iller lnlo sucll contrt1ct. lhe Pf()< elllllled <Ollrl,"' to pr~tlhem. Will> SUPERIOlll COURT 01' THE Counly C••· k cffclsollt>eelltOWllllM!forltlltO,or Ille n.cessary YOO<hers, lo the un S"TATEOl'CALIFORNIA FO• GtOROESOl<Ol..INC In Ille ceH of • bOnd, "'" lull sum dertlOMd •1 Clo JAMES L RUBEL THE CXX.I NTY OF oi.ANOE 2'114 FIOOf Soutll Flowor llltrtol will bt l'of1•1tll ..... Its, CA '0011 Olslrlct NewPOrl BH<:ll, CA'1'lt4J, wlll<h '1 lilt Es141t ol ALBERT LC GC.l:Tl U1ll •H·1I01 No bidder inay wllllelr•w Ills bid for plac:e QI builneS> OI lh~ underslQne<I "' Oecu se<I Al10f'lltv\ lo< PellliOlltr • "''°" QI f011Y·ll•• IOI dtys •lier 4111 rn•llers ,,.,,, •• ,.."Oto, .... eslalt ot NOTI CE IS HEREBY OIVE N 10 ,.... PMbll\heO 0.a"O<! Cn••I ""''' Pokll t~~:'a!:~~l';er~~~2;:~· the s•IO cle<eOenl, w11111n lour montlls cre<1itor1 <:ti Ille eoove Mfi'W'O CMceo.nt Jutv 14. n, jt, 1918 ue& 19 ~lvlltQe QI relK11nQ IH\Y •nd tll bldt •lltr lllt llr\I PUOllc•llon ol tn1~ lhet ""Pl''"'"' he••nQ ct&lm• .OO<llnsl ____________ .._ or lo walYt .,..Y lfrtQUIMlllH °'in Ille nog~~tOJUMJO 1'79 Ille '"'" Oe<-1 .,. •e<tuirtd to tilt PUBLIC NOTICE 01~1119 Slonett· Normtll E Wtuon 8EHNET PRICE LIENH :::"'~,;;':!" :e,:'~es::vo~~""':~~: -------------Se<rttMY Admlnls1ralor °' 1"" e111llltd COU<'I, or 10 Of'ttelll tMm. wlln A·>4'12 BoerOOI Truslees :.::·:0euc1enl 111~ neonery YOU("""· to , .... "" SUl'E•tOR COURT PuDlhl'led 0r...-C.0.•I D•ll• PllOI. JAM•S L ltUalU., JR cltrslqMd ., '"" ottl<• ol ""' PuDtlC COOU,.NTCAYLOt!OOltlt~·NA'-E July "· JI, 1971 .. .._ • ...... . AdmtntSlr•lor, 1)00 Soull'I Gr.tnd r A ... "'' ,, >')l VI y°""" AY~nue. *'• ...... C.lllrwnl• •110). CASE NUMaER A01-N.._.:, _ CAntoU wtll<ll IS the plec;t at buSlMU Of llw CITATION PUBLIC NOTICE Others in the top 10 iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 u t 0 f 42 en t.ri es we re Matt Merrill, Alamitos Bay Yacht Club. 18 ; John Simpson. LIYC. 20; RUMell Fox. ABYC. 22; Mike Aarvold. LIYC, 2 9 . Keith Lupton . H 11 Y C. 31 : K ev in Whitehouse. NllYC. 32. T~We~ SAN ANTONIO. Te/as <AP I -About 150 g arbagem en began partial trash collection s today amid taunts from pickets representing 106 of their fellow wo rkers who were fired for s trik· ing. SU l'a IUOR COU RT 01' THE ST A Tll ()IJ eu1 l'CHll NI A l'OR T"a COUNTY~ ORANOI 11141.,Mln ' U110er119MO lrt •tt mtlltr• Ptrt•1n1ftQ flrMee"' fl.-Par .. ntal Cu•-T An«Nr.., ..,...,..,.,_ lo lhe e$1-'• GI ~ 0ec.-1. •tthln .-c.ottrel P ~11 ~ ....__ -· 1 ""· ly Pltol ,.,.., monlhS ... , Ille llnl IXlbllUllon tABANl>ONMENTI u., ••----....-> .,.., of INS nol•<t I Re AOOPTION1 Julf '· 10. 17, 14, 1'71 2S.00.11 OtltO JUM ,., lt1I In lllt MllUe< Ol IRIS LOPEZ. M1n11r Could This Be Someone You Know? " ............... --.-........... _ ......... -.... ,,..,,.--~ _..,, ___ ,...._ ·---llollofoll,,_ ~I~--...., .......... .._,..... __ _,..........,hi ",...-· ""'1 .,,.... e .. ,.~. .. .. _......._" ,.. ... '" ... " ... -_,......., _ .. .ie ... ,_,, __ .... ,.,.,.. . . . The Uni& To Ufe. A-'• ........ lite A*' .._...__ .. _...jill ...... ........... e .............. .................. -...cy •• _ ..... _,...., .. ,........ -Llh Aloof ..... '"'9 _.. .... A S••ll Price To ... ,. ·-" .... -",..1-."·· _.,.._,,_..,. CA~lNOWI Shadden Wins Sabot Crown John Shadden of the Lon g Beach Yacht Club won the Alamitos Bny Junior Sabol match rac- lng championship Satur- day . $e(oond was Kevin Dumaln of th Leeway Sailing Club1 and third was Jim Ho1Jeran. olso or LSC. Shadden is the junior nntional champion In the Sabot Clqs Police were on hand. and officials or the n a· lion 's 10th largest city - with 0 popula tion or soo .ooo -said they would provide protec· lion for non·strlklng workers lf necessary. Sr,,ar~iftl ST. LOUIS CAP> Slamesc twin girls wer e in stable but guarded condition at Chttdrcn ·s Hoa pltal followlng a IS-hour operation to separate them . r...:.t .... ,, . , . " ~-------- .... ........ NOTICll Ot' MaA._l .. C OP flln'ITION flOtt "09AT1! Of' WILL ANO t.•TTIRS TISTAMllN1'ARY ANO .. o.-Aun..-11.AflON TO AO MINl$TIR UNOlllt THE INOll'INOU•T ADM1 .. 1n.-ATION O' HTATHACT EU•le of 90HNIE MAE O'BRIE.H, o.< .. ,.., NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVUt INll NATHAN c;AltREl.L 0'81111EN Nit lllH hertlft • 1>tt111on ro-PrOO.tt Of Wiii '"°,,,_.of L•ll•fl ,.,, ........ ter1 1e 111e Petitioner •nd ler eutl>Orl .. llOll 10 4ldl'lllft1Utr -· I"' lf>depe110.f'I, .Omlnhlr•llon Of Etl•ltt A<t, rtftr-.e to llWll<ll Is m.ee for lur111er ,..,....~,,..,,, •nG ~t 1"9 time MK! Pl•O Of l'tNrlno lllt """ llH bttft WI lor ,,_,, IS, 1'1t, Al 10:00 • m. 111 IN <-1r.om Of OtjlerttMnt NO ' Of ..id cOUf't, et 100 Clvl< Cenltt Ori ... West. Ill IN Clly of S...t• At141, CAlll!Ofnl• O•lN JUiy ti, 1"9 Wit.LIAM•· $1 JOHN, CouM.,c ... ~ NA .. CY M. C.MIONT •IO UW OPPlCIUOIJ SM•t.OOtf I.. 9'0lllMAN 1UI Ntnll CltMlry ~ ..... s.-te AM, CA ftJIU ..... u .. .,......., .... ~ l'\IOllJMC Or911tt C:.O." l>tlOIV l'llel Jiiiy 74, H, JI, 1•1* 21'7·1' JAMES E HE IM '" IM't\Oll -\l>OUld be Ol!<lflrt•O .... PllOll< AOmi"'"'•'or uom tr>e t~tocrr •no <Ofllro1 ol n .. "'eom ... •tlr•lor of P•;~"Jo~:'oo~'.no JANE OOE •llO R..-:.'::'=':c_.,1 to •II per-. cl•1M11'0 10 be lhe 1•1..., SUl'atUCM COURTO" T .. E nr motner of '"'d m•nor Ptrsor! tbo"t STATa Of' CALll'O.-NIA l'OR ADRIAN llUYl'IER, Mn'l.0 THE COUNTYOFORANOIE COUNTY COUNSEL-lh ord•r ot 1111\ Court YOV •r<' -A....., allUAMIN P Oa '°"YO. r>ertt>y , •ltd MIU 1,...QUI~ 101 lt'n•yl NOTICE 01' HIEA.-INO FOR Oal'UTY ·-·r Otl<l" .... J"*" PrnlOlno "' l'llOIA TE Of' W1U. ANO l'Oll Lll'T · P. 0. aea IJn 0.Potlli'Mi't e Ol Ille eDove tftUll"" TaR• T•STAMaNTARY S.nll Ant, ClllH9nll•~I rourl, touted •I 100 Civic Ct111,r E11•1• Of NELLE M (;RUMOY. •ISO A .................... ..,_ Drive Wes1. Senlfl Ane. c •. onOclol>e• -nown es NELLIE M ORUM DY. l'ubll\llllCI Orenoe C...11 O•lly Piiot u 1'1~. u t .00 4 m. ot 111411 Gay, lhen 0.ct•\tCI JUI'(), 10. ti, 24. ""' ,~,. •no there fl) ~ { AUW, II eny YOU NOTICE IS HEllEBY GtVEN 111411 -------------1 1101, wl'ly Wid oer\Ot\ SllOUICI nol II" HELEN ANN l.ANGMADE n.-lllt<I BUC NOTlCE de(l•reO ,,..,. lrom tn. con1ro1 ot h., 11e"111 • 119tl1I011 tor PrObtt• 01 Wiii PU P<l••nh lt<COIOlllQ 10 thtl pe11Uon en Of'CI fOr h~• Of Lene" Ttsltmtn Ill• ner•lrt l••v. ••ft,_ 10 .. ,.1(1'1"m-1"' 1<1CT1nousaus1HUS ,,,. Pet11lon tllto '''"~'n •••or·~ lu~l ... r lh'flkllt•n, -11\<lt ,,.,. 111n. NAMI! STATE.Mll NT IJ"rPG•• of f ...... lno lhe \UbltKI chil'1 IOI e11t1 pl•<• of l\MrlftO the ,.,,., nes Tl'lt •011ow1no Ptr\OI\ h CIOl"O t>u•I· ottcem41"' tor -•on t>Mn '" to< AUQln1 1. 1•111 ... 1 10:00 Mn•• 0111•0 July••. 10t11 •.• n. In ""'QIUtlrOOft'I of OoperltMl\1 CON TEMPO HAIR ,. ASH IONS Wll..l.IAM ' St JOHN, No 1 of HIO <OIHT .• , 100 Cl••< c;...t ... 1"17 M•Ol'Oll• Ave . Foullltln ........ Coutlty ,,.,, Dt1-W•1t. Ill ""' Clly QI SerllA All•, Ce 8¥ ROO.r11M HHlt C.lll'0•111• Kell\ltwn Lllll•n LuP<t, 4901 w o.~ftcE IO THr O•ted July 11. "71 Flrsl SI 8 71. Stlllt Ant, C. .,,o.J PERSON SERVED WILLIAM&. SI JOHN. Tiii\ l>U\I,...\ I\ <ontlU<tt<l OY e11 111 You err ,..rvl'd n •n indt••dl><ll C-1y0efa-dMOU•I (llff ltOBaltTM ..... t(•tnlffl'I LW,.. llfll•O•MSl!UGSO"N tl~~Aft. Tlllt tl•l-f •fl llltO wtln ll'le )J,laWll\111,...1 ... ,ellll ,..,. .... ,CA tUtl C-1¥ Cle"-fJI 0rlllft0e Qeunly 1111 .1uly .... Aqel•, CAIHwll .. •1t OUI "'4111 •· ltlt 11111 111.ue. A"•NY ltr: ,_,.._, fltt1* Aft-Yt fw P•11t11i-1'1tblltllttl Or-. ~1 Delly llOOI Publi\hed Qr-Co<i•I Cl .. ty Pllol Pvl:>ll\-()r-C:Nlt 0.11¥ Polo< Jvfy 11. 11, 14, Im 1 .. HI JUiy 10 11 )4, JI 1•11 2'11 1t JVly 1•. 11 AUO I 14 1'11 11t)-Tt .,., PUBUC NOTICE ..... -... , .., DAILY RllOT MARMADUKE by Brid Anderson BOOMER K'.fU.Y. l 'fMIN~ l w~r V ~ J.N Aen>ft ! ......._, "He must hove been really bad today. He's been praying for ten minu,es, .. d-R . . "'ii "' 11,11 ' .... 1 ' ... l:(. ·' '" FUNKY WINKERBEAN SHOE H£1..LO. THIS IS P. WARTlN SHOE.MAKER SPEAK.ING ... 'Nl-llL~ I Afi.. OUf OF TIE OFRC£ MY CALL5 AR£ eflNG ~Dl..tD BY AN AUl't:>tMTIC ANSWERING DEVICE. IF YOU WANr 10 LEAVE A MESSAG£, SfART SPEA)(JKGATTHE SJuND ~THE CLICK. by Tom Batiuk by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd and Tom Johnson ,,.-----® OH,~Y, MOON·· You MUST WELJ. ... IF)bU WANTTOGET INTO cYPRESS COLLE~E ... NEVER END A 4SENTENCE WITH A PRE?OSl'TION . 17"---< GERIATRIX THAT VET~ N'E:. $40 TO Fl)< 1156i:l 1~ TAIL-! ~ Ii'~ MY FAUt..:r, GIZANl/PA.. .. 1 SHOUU'N'T HP..VE L.-S'f TOMMY 5T~IGHTeN Tl66''9 iAIL- WliH A ~az! DENNIS THE MENACE GORDO JUDGE PARKER ···ORA PfCOPOSITION ! DON'T TELL ME YOU'RE SHIVERING ON THIS HOT _ __., MORNING ... DOOLEY'S WORLD DR .SMOCK .MISS CReese, YOU KNOW -rHOSE: "THROW-AWAY PAPeR GOWNS we e1ve "THe PA"llf:NIS "TO weAR~ MOTLEY'S CREW by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux I'M l.DOKJH6 FOR $2~000 YOt.I EXTORTED FROM MY ..----c1 C.UfHT! AAO YOO'O ~ COME oP WTTl4 IT FA.Si ... Ott "tQU'U &E IH ~! by Ernie Bushmiller I ALWAYS SHIVER ON HOT MORNINGS [ KE EP MY DREsses IN THE l=REEZER OVERNIGHT --- I I I • •• ,. • P' .COMICS I CROSSWORQ PEANUTS by Charles M. 5c"ulz 6000 ~IN6! t'M T~ING m FINO A HOME FOR THIS 6EAUTIFVL 006 l-IE'5 BEEN LIVING JlJST OUTSIDE NEEDLES WITH A BVNCH OF CO'iOTE5 I THINK l'D RATHER ~AVE ONE OF THE C()l{OTES ~ by Roger Bradfield ,, by George Lemont GE:"T" ME! OUR SUPPl,..li::R ON IHe P>-tONe .' by Templeton and Forman H~ewoui..o ~6AWK1Nv A'f U~! TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Damuge~ 6 Un11r °' hoS(l 10 Han Ge• spy I 4 Deser1 an. """ 15 8rbllcM pa 111arch 16 Miles clWoV 17 lnhrm 18 Seed tull 1'3 lake a thiinCP °"'' 20 Hem'" 22 Along the way 2 wor~ 24 HaopentnQ 'J6 Dog shottt'f '17 811flesQue 30 J11paneS11 CO<ll J 1 Re<lu<:e !ht! p<'e,$$Uff' 32 Bv me !Jct nself 'J W()f~ .17 · --Blue' 38 Rounclabo\J t 40 Roman d<•••v 41 Sen<! IOCOI rec1tv 43 Afucan trl'{' 44 Gr3(>t• '5 Was the•e 48 FtuH 51 Unchas1e • f>2 CMI W&t balllc ? "'Olds 1)4 Fo«nc• GI 58 Song S9 Ct'ilnge de· C()f 61 S.nqtv 62 Prophc.1 lj4 N<"il ('< ef\ UNITED Feature Syndicate ~lurday·s Puule Sol'led k(l NHL ~lclr ~~,....:.+:+;.~~~~ 64 Pf>s1e< 65 T hundefing 66 of T lll:se Days 67 M1sc.llc.11 !."!It'd DOWN I Woond CIU'OI '1 Wall!mg atd 3 Friends fr 4 Taki'°""' l()f S .Jacket p.m 6 MOllVtlltOn I Of receni 011910 Scot 8 Nol dttlflt Ml 9 Pohu• ph111~· 10 Tlw V1111m Marv II "l\fft>r"OO" of 12 Small amount 13 Comm11n1s1 fann n tndtao$ or btat•I l3 B<lnk~ l'J Cha•.tt1e11s. ltc; 21 Dod!)I-;, Cl• Ea~ 28 81anchus :xi Sa~! plu ai;e l:l 01111•flv ) WOfdS 34 la• 111 thunk 35 LegeM 36 Toward 1~ 18 Jado kntlt:I 39 Delel1011s 4:> Stul>'d pt'f , son 4l Genof loc '°' 46 Hockey 91ea1 81ilke poece 48 Pin 10 ~ 4!1 !>11111n fJO Diiqm1 worker ~1 Roman •ulc1 !i6 l oud deep crv !JEi Handle fr !i7Wi!t1t liO Faon11y lighted -·---· STOCKS I BUSINESS Monday' Ciotti~ Prictl ·-.. ""' .. -'"' NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS U...t•l•~mt•i..-tr~V""\n.....,. Yvr' M 10wt'1 P•<•'"" ti'8W ~on Ortrot•.,.,r1nl•n~••1lo<a. •• .._.._ ,_,_ l>Y 1M N•llOfMI M-1•1-ol :;.t~rol'-• o .. '4!<\ •ncl IMll,..I ••• . ·--' .. f I .,... p' t ' ~. ... I I .. .. . . .. . -~------.. .. .. . . Monday. July 24 1976 DAILY PkOT B5 .• Age 65? Cut Car Insurance ... By SYLVIA PORTER . People who are 65 yeurs of age or older artd who drlvt> their own cars rnay be overlookla, an import.ant arta tor savang money -automobile insuunce. ( In most states, a driver 65 or over 1s ~nlltled to lower • rates. Even in other states. they may be abte to cut 11i,. ~ suraoce premiums because thei r urestyles reduce el<.:~ posure to accidents and thus alter insurance needs. • BATING SYSTEMS USED BY the maJor auto insurt!rs vary from company to company. State Farm Mutual. largest auto insurer in the nation, offers to policyholders 6S or over rates that are generally 5 percent lower than its rates for adults under 65. Jn a few states. rat.ea for the SS· and-over are about 10 percent less. An older driver ls by no means necessarily a safer driver than a younger adult -despite the lower insurance, premiums. In fact, llab11ity claims from older policyhoJden exceed those from adults under 65. But the k.ey to the lower rates 1s that claims payments ror comprehensive and collision coverages on cars owned by the 65-and-over are substantially less than claims on cars owned by ot~r adults. The result is a lower premium for the 65-and-over in most st.ates. As for the lower premiumli In s tales where older drivers are not entitled to lower rates. the explanation is that they may be !'!ss Nloney's Worth exposed to accidents -part1culary if retired. Ins urance companies base their rates partly on a car's total mileage each year. The premium may be cut if thP l'tl r no longer is used for work IT Al.SO IS PROEABLE THAT 1f the weekly and an· nu~1l automobile mileage is down . ;m older person ll> an clined to keep a car lon ger If this is the case and if the current market value of the car has depreciated to below $1.000, insurance pre· m1ums can be cut by eliminating collision and com· prehens1ve coverages. Ir the car is damaged or stolen, the insurer won't pay more than your car 's rnarket value anyway. lf you're tht· target of any part of this report. start by asking your auto insurance agen\ 1f you are entitJed to lower insurance premiums. But don't try to lie. Unless the .l~ent knows you're driving less. you won't get the lower rates to which you may be entitled. Your agent can tell you precisely how much you could save by either ellmmaling your collision and comprehensive coverage on an old car or by raising your deductions no matter what your car·s age. And of courst!, your insurance agent will know whet.her you r company <or any other) give~ lower rates lo drive" GS or over in your state Dollar's Weakness Pulls Down Market NEW YORK <AP> The stock market showed ~ moderate loss today after early selhng touched off by the dollar's weakness in foreign exchanRe. The Dow Jones average of 30 industnals was down 1 82 points to830.82. Atone point, it was down about IO. Losers outnumbered ~ainers by about a 4.3 sprea1! among New York Stock Exchange-listf)d issues . The dollar declined sharply agall\St leading fore1gri currencies today, passing a psychological lanmark when it slipped in value below 200 Japanese yen. Analysts say the newest factor weighing down the dollar has been the recommendation of a comm1llee or the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countnes that OPEC use a package of currencies rather than dollar<> in seltm~ prices. The dollar's fluctuations in recent months have often exerted a strong influence on tbe stock market StO<'b In Tlw Spotlight NEW YOl'IK (API· Saltt •• pm O••C.· encl n~t clWtnQe of '"" lll!Mn most "<II•• N~wh Yo."k Stock ExcnotnQ<t ·~~~. tra<11119 nat1Q1W1lly at more ttlon J I Tea.co inc. ... ... J12,700 ?s1. -•h Burt Ind. 141,800 18' • • .,, Con11Cp 7J6,JOO 1••· 1 '• POiaroid 773. 100 44'-• ,.., OowCllem ?IS,'IOO 1)'-'" Do..,lone11A rrrafl'• N~w Von.IAPI l'INI Oow·Jontt •wr-UOCllS ~ High L-Clo~ Cho 1() Ind 818 ,, &IS I) 81) •& '11 ·"° -I o> 10 l «• m 04 1JO 116 726 oJ rn"" • 1 v• IS Ull 11)4,._ I~ 8S 104,61 10).38 • U 11 &> Slit 1•1 J1 '111'1 '' 18S 70 288 /~ • O t \ '"""' l,141<j(J() r rdn 8iM,800 Viol\ 1'19, sov 0 SI~ 1 '41.XIO ASA 110,600 1•"' '• r-----------------Tenoeco 1qs,100 311· • "' Pan Am 186,900 I'' Easl KoCMk llS,900 ~· • '-Brit P•I 114,:IOO I&'--.... S.•rsR09b 1n.100 1l .,.. lntT T 16/,IOO JO ''> Warnr Com 1S..,100 •I•• -t•1> UAL In< IS2,600 JS + '; Gooclrrcn 141.200 n -.... A ~a" Leaders Pc:t. Up .... VP 10.• Up 100 M'hat Slt>~k• Did NEW YORK IAl'I AO•ll•< #0 IX>< lined Un<lll~ lotAt •\\t~' N t'<N h 1Qh\ Ntw IOw~ !.ALE\ NEW vo~o; '"P•t>-Nv A1>11ro• l!MI Pr•vrous a.ty Wtt-•OO Monlll dQO VNr <MIO lwo V,.1t,... «tQO .Jnn f to d11t.- tOl1 10 04!0 1•76 ta oat• Prt•v IOd•V dAY 6?l Sii 818 W< •J1 0 1 !Ml .... ... .. .. ' Stoo ~·~ 21,790, 000 26 0.0.000 1'I 1111,00() 1'1.1SO,OOO IOA0.000 u sn,oo J,81S,IOl.11J 1,94,010,0011 ), 161, 11)4,11\.J WHAT AMEX 010 NEW YORK IAPI AIJ'f•t11<t<1 ~lll'W'd UMh•nQt"'Cf Tottl ''"""' N~w high~ Nt w tow• OddLol• NEW YORK (API -Ttw New YO'lt 5tou EM<Nllcae ,.__ l'-M OOd IOI Iran\<\, tlonJ llY 1WlnCIP11I -~tor Frlelay Pur<llHH ot 111.4/>S Sll••e., ••lu Of 2 ... ot -lncllOAQ l.ti2 t.Nro 'l<MO Sllo<1. ~= :·: 1----------------~= '! Gold QMOiations .... ·-.... ..,., .... , ... ·-" tlo-... . , , .. ~ ue " • s z~. i .f.'!: Uo 7) Uo /2 uo u Uo • l Up •.l Vo •I Up 'I VO •I UD • 0 Up •O Vo u Up SI up s • VD J • Up U Up \l Up )) Up )) 116 OAJL Y PILOT Monday. July 24, 1978 Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS \ti t'\U:\' EVENING e.-oolJDat NEWS • OlEl~OHEI The pjW#TleOICS df!loY« a baby "-Pit• the tainat • ptOtetll 0 WllD. WILO WEST Welt end Gordon try IO stop • territonal QOll9fN>' wllO runs II• domaltl With olctatonal ~ CD Pt.EASE DON'T EAT THEOAl&.ES "The Purp4e A~" Q) 8TREE I 8 ~ SAH FRANCISCO A 111g~an'8 gang, trytng to clean up a neoghbothood so tllfl1t children will have• belle< place to live. ie.tns that 11 s belier to leave pro,ects loke tr111 to Ille police fD OVEREASY P1anu11 Gue>tge Shearing: Barb&1• Gregg on tne new grocery coding gystem alcohOltsm prevention (R) Eil) fT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS · Ad1111rt1slng" ()) CBSNEWS @) A9CNEWS Talks About-LA 15.30 0 BASEBAU. N•w Yori.. Vankn• a~o Kansas C•IY Royals I 11) MY THREE SONS Ernie's bragging ebOut his oao fOfoes Stlll/8 Into " qruehng cross-country race woth o ther lathers Los An geles Mayor Tom Bradley db· c·usses the Oly mpics. busing and t he im - pending loss of th<.' Rams with Michael J ackson tonight a t 6:30 on KCET. Chan- nel 28. ID MICHAEL JACKSON I OS Ang-OIBS Mayor Torn Sradley discusses Lor. Angeles' growth. the bud· gPtary losses due to P•OP· osotion U , the Olympics r>u51ng, l\Ae•ocan imrnogr &· 110<1. anl! the loss 01 the Lo~ Angeles Rams (Part 1) W REALESTATEAND • YOU How To Protect Your 1nvestme<1ts" <IJ TO TELL THE TRUTH ('@) MERV GRIFFIN Gu05ts The Boe Gees. Pete< Frampton 7:00 tJ CBS NEWS 0 NBCNEWS 8 UARSCLUB 0 BOWUNGFOA DOLLARS 0) I LOVE LUCY The Arcardos' apartment Channel I.isling• 6 KNX.T (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBCJ Los. Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind} Los AngFles 0 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angete!. t1l KFMB (CBS) San Diego O KHJ·TV (Ind) Los Angeles @) KCST (ABC) San Diego G) KTTV (Ind} Los Angeles ti) KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angele':> EEi KCET· TV tPBS) Los Angeles. Ell> .l<OCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach t>egons 10 resemble a pel snop when Lttlle Rocky gets a doO Cl) THEF.8.1. Ao tl&<:aped COOllOCI IS bro- ken out 01 proson by mem· oets OI hlS l&moly SO he C<lfl mas1erm1nd a mullr·m1lllOfl dollat bank robbery 10 Anzooa ID MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT Eil) TRAINS, TRACKS AND TRESTLES • StructurM" ()) JOKER'S WILD 7:30 t} $26,000 PYRAMID 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE IJ NEWLYWEOGAME 0 JOKER'S WILD 1101 Ch•c-Cu~ di L Anqe•e~ Oodqe" 0) THE ODD COUPLE Oscar despairs ot ra1s1ng money lor a new bed whoo he burns a h01e 1n Feto•'s EI;) 28TONIOHT Host Cleta Robefta. ~ FRENCH CHEF ·Hamburg« Olnoor" (Al Cl) 1100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 1:00 1J (I) THE JEfffRSOHS Geotge Is forced lo watt hand and 1001 on his ..,. 11an111n ordet to .. ve a big butlness deal (RI 0 UTTLE HOUSE OH THE PRAIRIE ··The High Coat 01 Being Right" The G aflley lamfly. '" the midst ot tr<1anc1a1 problems. 1s thrHtened with a breakup whefl Joruitnan (Me<~" Olsen) oema<1ds a d111orce (R) 0 BIO BATTLE$ ' France BllU kre1g ·- France Defeat" TIM Get· mans advance on France and occupy the eou<1try lollOWlng the defeat of the detorloratlng French mlh· tary (2 hrs) 0 MOVIE • *'" "Escape To Tne Sul\ • t 19711 L•urenc• Harvey. John lrelafld Per- secuted Jews attempt to skylack a p tllf!e In theor lhght to fTeedorn (2 hrs I 0) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS • Guest Joanne WoodWard «!) TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN Harald's orphaned step- daughter and Jon are mutually a11recled. but a retaloonantp loolta doubl· tul ID SHADES OF GREENE Cheap In Augu11" Mary l1nds herself In Jamaica w11h0ut her l'lu$band and yearns lor adverllure Eil) DANIEL FOSTER. M.D. "Compllcatlons Ot Pregnancy" 8.30 tJ Cl) GOOD TIMES When Penny os made a ward of the court, Wlllona os lorced to rnake on ago- n111ng dec1s10<1 abOut her future (Part 3 ol •l(A) 0) CROSS-WITS Eil) OVEREASY Gordon MacAae. Alma Lach on d1nnet tor one, t\88ring aids; a man who spent S. years '" the <1ewspape< bus.ness (R) 9:00 I) (I) 1978 MISS UNIVERSE PAGEANT Bob Barker and Heleri TUBE TOPPERS C BS f) 9:00 -Miss U ni ver~e Pageant. Acapulco 1s the s cene for this 28th annual worldwide beauty contest as Bob Parker and Helen O'Connell call the action. ABC U 9:30 "Summer of '42 " Herman Raucher 's nostalgic look at the w~rti'!lc yea~s of three teen-age boys, with Gary Grimes and J e nnife r O'Neill KT LA 0 11 00 Buck Roger s Ser ial. Beginning a 12·part epic from 1939 with Buster Crnbbe and Consta nce Moore O'Connell are hosts for Ille 28th an<1u&I Moss Universe P11Qea<1t. live trorn Acapul- co, MealCO D NBCMOVIE * * * "Adam Al 6 AM ( 1970) MIChll&I Douglas. Joe Do<1 Ba~e• Drslllus1on. ed with proJe$Slonal life, a man returns 10 h•s lemtty on the Midwest lo Spefld 1ne summer as 01 manual tat>oror 0) MERV GRIFFIN Guests The Bee Gees. Peter Frampton Q) TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN Joro's ruth~s and power- lul enemios rev111e an Old scandal on a desperale attemp1 10 ruin hlrn. Ell) OPERA THEA TEA lfl "The Flying Outdlman, · NOfman Bai~ por1rays a SBllor who IS doomed IO sall the seas unlll he is saved by the tove ol Senta, played by Gwyoeth Jones Eil) DAVIDSUSSKIHO Par'I 1. "The Btutal Wat We're LC>Slng •• Runaway l<1llahon?" Part 11· "T~ Future 0 1 The Aepubhca<1 Party" 9 300 MOVIE • • • •,.. ·summe< 01 '42' j t97 t) Jenn1ler O'Neill. Gary G11mes, Aller two boys s~d a summer trying to lose thetr wg1flity. one ot them lalls 1<1 tove with a beaulllul Older wom· ofl and comes to kl'IOW her. '' only bt1env ( t h• . 30 min) 10:00 9 0 NEWS ti) TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN A long.secret lettet cleats Jon 01 his wife's abo<11on death. bul causes hom to attlldl Harald~ 10'.30 0) NEWS ®l HOUYWOOO SOUAAES 11:00 IJ CJ Q ()) @) NEWS 9 BUCK ROGERS "ToMOrrow's WC>rlO" F1fU ot a 12·par• \flt••• m•Oe tn '"' will• Busl•• Cr•bbe •nO Con,l•n<~ Moo•• 0 MOVIE • ••'" "OoWfl to r11e Sea lfl Shops" ( 1949) Roch· ard Wtdrnark, Lionel Barrymore Alie< a wnall<1g captain wno has takeri 1>1s grandSOfl 10 sea os killed. Ille bOy regfets tl\6 1n1us- uce ne's done tile older man (2hrs) 0) THE 000 COUPLE Feint's g1andlall)Qf. tossed out by hos wde t>euuse ol nos insane iealousy. a"'ves at hos grandson's apart· ment. g) AMERICA 2NIOHT Guests Et T1110 Balleftnas Eil) MACNEIL I LEHAEfl REPORT 1 1 :30 tJ ()) CBS LA TE MOVIE • ••11 "A Messaoe ro My Daughtet" ( 19731 Bon<11e Bedeha. Kitty W1nro A daughter searches lor her 1<10011ty agams1 1ho back ground ol ner dead mOlher's taped word• ol wlSdom U TONIGHT Ouost ll05t Kerony Floge<s Gue51S Lynda CarMI. D< Mldlael Foa 8 TWILIGHT ZONE 1 .. nry Corwin os • oepar'I· ment store Santa Claus wrth • true feeling lor the Chroatmas spor11 D im SOAP (Episode t4) The Tates .ind Campbells ore atunneo when one of them is arrestees fOf the Slaying 01 Peter Campben IRI tNetwork a<llllNS ~ d1scre1ion) Q) HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan hun1s 11 stool PtgllOt'I along the under. QrOUnd 11$Cape route Q) GETSMAAT Each time Smart ptCl<S a best man for h11 wedd111g. the man meets wllh .in accldeflt Eli) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS ~RNING 12:00 U TWILIGHT ZONE Grandma Bayles g•llOS he• gtandson B1tly o toy pnona 10 play W11n and t I~ to her Q) HIG.H HOPES Q) HONEYMOONERS Ralph's cta1m that he 1s too ltred to 111sit hrs mothe<·lfl· law bacil fires W"6n Alice 188rns that he os p1ay1<1g 1n a t>ow11nq 1ourroamefll tli) DO<CAVETT Guests Carly Soman Jomes Taylor (Al 12:00 U ([O) POL.ICE STORY · The Blue Fog ' A detl'C· 1ove tS ass.gneo 10 the vice SQUad !fl Bf! eflOtl 10 uncovet suspected COfrtoP· tooro (A) 12:30 9 MOVIE • • "Twll.ght On The RIO Grande" ( 19H) Gena Aulry. Carol Huol'IM A cowboy encounters rornarice and adveroture ( 1 llr I 0) 1128,000 QUESTION ti) MOVIE • • "Ttwee BIOndes tn His Lile" ( 1960) Jock Mahon· "Y T oroy Oellter An 1nves- 11gotor checks out the d•s· appearance of an agent and uncovers a murder ( I hr 30mm1 1:00 0 TOMORROW Guett Al ~I. wN> IQlll'loed a COiiege U a 101c• and flOW hu • 2.000· studaflt enrOllmont lf'I a fl()(\ .. Xlltant KhOol 0 MAVENa( "EuyMatlt" 1:10 Q NEWS @) WILO, WILD WORLD OFANIMAt.8 "Peaceable Lion" A PO'l•aot. not of• 11111ain, but ot a named and yet 91111 resoutQ!ful afld inaplrlng Bfllmal 1:30 88 NEWS 2:;00 a .., N£W8 2:06 8 MOVIE •*''•"A Wornan Rebell" ( t936) Kalhllrtr'fl Hepbun\. Her beft Marshall A Vk:10- 11an lather atrlcily oYCWan.· dows the w~ of t1111 progrea11ve0 m l <1ded daughter ( 1 fir , 50 m1<1 I 3:65 8 NEW8MAl<ERS 4~6 STEVEEDWARDS Tue11day•s Dayii•~ /tfo,,ie• ~RNING 11:30 e • • ,,.. "NOiier Say Goodbye" ( 1946) Errof F'lyron. Eleanor Parktt. A young girt ·-~ help horn • Ma11t'8"' •e-unitlflg Iler dr\/Otced, but devoted. parflflta. 12 hrs .. 20 rroln I AFTERNOON 12 00 e • • ·~ MQ•v Btllf!d ( 19691 Jan S1etl· of!O. JMIM Mac;Arthut A •flCflfltly rctutroed Vietnam .e1er nn Q81~ lf'lto trouble with a mo1orcycJe geog t t hr. 30 rnon I 3:00@) • • 'h ' R P M "(19701 Anlh0<1y Oul<1<1 , A<1r,_ Margret Wilen he IS made p1es.<1en1 ot a dtsSldoot· 1om Uflll/9l'My, a SOCIOloQy prol-1r1es 10 establish .. rappof't with the 6tu<Hol\IS l>Ul Jails ( t hr • 30 rn1n I 3:30 0 * * • "The Rook16$" (t971) Darroo McGa111n, Paul Burke. Recrulll lor a metropolllan police tore. p•epa•e to oea1 ... ,,, a var .. ety ol everyday ptobtem1. ( t hr • 30 min I Vie Tayback: Mel's Best Customer By JERRY BUC'K 1.0~ ANGELES <A P) Vil' TaybaC'k, t he proprietor of Mel's Uaner on "Alice." s ays he's a s ked to do s o many cooking functions he's trunkmg of learn- • rn~ -tiow to cook If Tayback docs learn, he 'll be one up on Mel, who is a product or the "Cordon Noir," Greasy Spoon Bran<:h The waitresses at !\'kl's Ahcc. Flo a nd Vera ha\ e more 1nsulls for his cook- ing than there are items on lhe menu. 'T m really thinkini:: about laking a t·ook1ng class." says T:.iyback. "I'm always asked to do cookin~ functions and I feel like a dumm y. I've m ade some Arabic dishes on tclcv1s1on. but lht•y didn't .work out." T.\ YB/\CK ALSO confesses he 1:. an 1dt.>a <·ustomcr for Mel's lhn<·r "Something mus l be wrong "1th my taste buds.·• he says. ··Everything tastes good to me. It makes me nervous to sit next t o peo p le w h o say :.omething is wrong with this d1~h or thut, or send food back. I love s imple things. I don't know of any food I'd refuse " Tayback. who IS or Syr ian he r itage. admits a fondness. however. for spicy Arabic food. "My mother is sti II alive and s he taught m y wife to cook Arabic," he ~ays. H is wife'! She's Irish r Jl£RE COMES THE SUN TAVBACK, 48, IS the only holdover from the movie "Ahcc Doesn 't Li ve He re Anymo re." which inspired the CBS senes T he s how, which airs Sunday night. s tars Linda Lavi n a s Alice. Polly Holliday as F'lo and Beth Howland as Vera. Ir you saw lhc movie. you may have noticed that Mel's Diner was in Tucson. For the series. it 's been tra ns pl<inte d lo Phoenix. "In the movie it was 'Mel and Ruby's Diner.· but Ruby had died," says Tayback. "l Just as · s umed Mel had been a cook in the Na vy, run into Ruby in San Diego and they decided to open a place 10 Tucson. "She ran the cash register and when she died Mel was lost. Tha t 's where Flo fit in. That'!- about the extent of how far I went. I used to analyze roles when I was a young aclor. but you get so wr a pped up an trivia." TA YBACK DOES sec Mel as a big poker player and bowler The only episode that showed his apartment had a big poker table m the living room. His concern about the role a ltered Mel's character in the ~er ies, a nd to some extent changed the series 1tself. In the movie, which won Ellen Burstyn an Oscar as best actress. Alice was a widow with a young son who was trying to m ake it on her APWlr~lo HE'LL EAT ANYTHING TV Cook Tayback own. hopefully as a singer In the series. s uch a mbitions have been chucked. and Mel. on- ly a minor character in the film. has become a pivotal character. Wost of the action takes place in the diner , where Mel is in com· m and . "I didn't want Mel to be so much of a tough guy," he says. "He was a screamer in the beginning of the series. more so MOVI~ RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND . YOUNG PEOPLE ""'oeiec-OI .......... • 10 -_,,,._,__._,OI ..., ... _..,,..._,,,, __ rii1 AU. AGEi ADMlntP than 1n lhe movie "I WENT TO THE producers a nd said. 'Look. you got me on one note. I'm gonna have a heart attack and keel over . You got me yelling <1t the girls a ll the lime." Fro m that. Me l began to emerge as a more important chara cter. Tayback says. ''He s till yells. lie tries ha rd to turn out good food and he still wanls everyone to snap to. "But away from the diner he thinks he's a lover and wanls to make out. but he never does . I think you'll see a more rounded ~1dc. In lhe m ovie you saw both s ides of him. He joked with Flo and you s aw his vulnerab11tty ·· He was born in Brooklyn. N.Y .. but came to Los~ngeles when he was 16 when his family moved west. After a hitch in the ser vice during the Korean Wa r. he entered a broadcasting school with the a im of becoming a sportscaster "I WANTED TO take advan- tage of my GI Bill," he says. ·'They s aid I could pay $75 a month to the school a nd keep $.50 for myself. But when I got into school. I found they wanted me to be m a play " He was reluctant to do the play, but once he did he was bit· ten by the acting bug. For a while he was a Kelly Girl, working temporarily in JOHH TIA ¥01.T A ''GUASI" IPGt "DONA FLOR & HER 2 HUSBANDS" (R) banks The turning point came when he heard Screen Gems was looking for someone who looked like Sid Caesar . ·'They needed an actor who could pass for him from the sides and back." he says. ·•we are doing a pilot for 'The Mouse That Roared' and he was doing three parts. I played him when he talked to h1mself. "[ SIGNED A f1 v(• year c:on tract with Screen Gem~ and they put me in a lot of shows where I was seen. "I was always gelling cast as the big. heavy guy in a Western o r cop s h ow . Tha t n eve r .><>the red me but l never saw m yself as a big guy." says the six.foot. 200-pound Tayback. Now that he is becoming well kno wta . pa rtic ularly through "Alice." he is finding many re- wards -like game shows and per sonal appearances. And. of course, the cooking functions Marin County TV Special Under Fire SA N RAFAEL <A.P l Whal happens when a televisipn network airs a documentary about a scenic, wealthy county an1. stresses its high number of broken marriages. alcoholism and tne hedonistic lifestyle of some of its residents? What happened Thursday rught in Northern California's Maran County 1s that a lot of people go1 mighty upset with the NBC News !>pecial "I Wa nt It All Now ... THE SHOW OPENED with a nude woman being massaged for $180 by two nude m en, who also s troked her body with peacock feathers . It showed people in llot tubs. on sailboats, hiking, biking and pursuing a variety of personal entertainment -frequently ot the e xpense of their marriage and children. "It m ade me furious," said Ba rbara Boxer, a member of the Board of Supervisors for this region north of the Golden Gate. bet ween the Pacific and San Francisco Bay. She called the pro· gram "a lot of baloney ·· "THE P EOPLE WE SAW were really caricatures. the ex tremes of cvervthin2." complained Ivan Weinberg. l!:::!:J 0.-11 AUO- ~ AU. AGEi AOMITTIO ~ ,,_ Glo-S..09ffle0 PETER FRAMPTON THEBEEGEFS NOW THE FORCE ISAT A THEATRE NEAR YOU A conc4Nt for sol•r energy with: A Bobbi a Clyde, Steve Olllene, Cole a Young, Joni King end Wiison Clark Of Sol•r Cal. 2 p.m. Sund•y July 30, IEdwarda Lido ThHtre. Newport Beach. H donellon ALL Ill l!iJ ANO li!l fll.MS AECtllll TWt SEAl <7-Ttif t,tOf!O'O "1CfUM C()O( Of"UV ACOUUflOH ''SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS ctuB BAND'' NOW Pl /\YING • 'lm cnv cumt Orange 634-9282 AHAHflM DIM-IN Anohelm 879·9850 MIA MALL UA Movies QQ0..41()27 EDWAIOS CIHEMA CENTER Coiro Meta 079-4141 WAIMRNIYMH HUNTIN~TOH CINEMA tV'tington Beoch 84&-0388 MtOOKHURST Anol'lem m-6446 FOX rul'eflon 525--4747 CINEMA VlEJO MiUlon Viejo 830-6990 FASHION SQUAii lo Hobfo 691-0633 Hun1onqrton Bciocn 847 }~'?I •iOMM DOLBY fOllR\' NO PAS5€1 M:Ct:ml> rot THIS lNGAOfMlM MATINEES AT MOST fHEN'RES beMflt9 O.C.C. Recycllng Cent•r. 04f¢IC ~ ~OlllU rot IMOWIMS Oft CM.I. 6.U-Alff - ~-..-.-.---·- • ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I POP MUSIC D isco Doll AC'lrc..c,!-t Brill Eckland. former companion of rotk star Rod Stewart. dances at a Beverly lltlb µarty gt\ en lo C'elebrate the opening of the mm tl' "Sgt Pt•ppcr ·~ Lonely Hearts Club Hand .. .. THE BEST MOVIE-MUSICAL WE'VE HAD IN YEARS! •GREASE' IS TERRIFIC FUN! It's pop entertainment of an e~emely ctever. energetic sort, sung and danced with style by its two stars. John Travotta and Oltvia Newton.John." .,.,~ JAWI 21"1 ~.~ .......... ""' ICllmY.MONMll MencHy. JulV 24 1!178 OAILV ll'ILOT 87 Actor Succeeds Without 'Aggression' By 808 THOMAS HOLLYWOOD <AP1 "I'm not really an aggressive and ambitious person." admits actor Charles Grodin. ·'Somelimes I wish 1 were." Certainly he has done all right. lie w11s raucously amusing in the title role of the film comedy, "The Heartbreak Kid." He starr ed on Broadway in the original company of "Same Time, Next Year." which he also directed. Recently, he appeared op pos itc Louise L asser i n the television movie. "Jus t You and Me .. lie 1s one of the delights of the new Warren Reatty film. "Heaven Can Wait .. Charles Grodin fans. of which there a rc many inside the entertainment world. believe he could enJOY the mulll·level success of Woody Allen or Gene Wilder Yet ror the film version of "Same Time. Next Year." Unaversal chose not Grodin but Alan Alda to co·slar with Ellen Burstyn, who appeared in the play "CERTAINLY I WO ULD have like TV Pact For China to have been asked lo appear 1n the film." Grodin r emarked .. But I would have liked to h ave s een the script first Two-person plays can he very tricky when translated to the screen." Grodin appears lo have been coolly analytical about his carl'l'r from the beginning. lie says that he studied for 10 years before he fe lt ready to tackle the big time. Meantime. he worked as a cab driver. post offirt· worker. bank clerk and Pinkerton guard. By 1960 he felt ready, and an 1962 he made his Broadway debut an · 'Tchin·Tchin" with Anthony (Jumn and Margaret Leighton Since then he has d1recll'd plJy~ ( .. Lovers and Other Strangc•r!. 1, ancl television specials <·'Simon .ind Garfunkel Special''> lie made h1:, film debut as Mia Farrow's doctor an "Rosemary's Baby," played thC' navigator in "Catch·22 ... then scored as the overly ambitious hero of "Tht· Heartbreak Kid ... written by tl<('I( Simon and directed by Elaine Ma:> "I ALWAYS FELT that 1 couldn't Troupe Set~,.____- ST. PAUL , M:nn . be anything unless I frll .t C'ould be great." Grodin .. 11d ''Aflt.'r 'Heartbreak.· l turned down d number of scri,>ts that I thought would not make g<><>Q pictures It turned out I was right Rut then 1 did occept · 11 Harrow House ... which was un~uccessful .. St<>ven Spielbt>rg called him about a film. but Grodin was tied up in s&v ang "Same Time. Next Year" from 1 m pending disaster Bes1cle!'i . he v. <1s n 'l enthused about piayan(! ·'an 1ththyologist in a movie about • shark .. Th£-rol<-1n "Jaws" did won tll'r~ for Richard Orcyfuss But then Gnx.!10 turned around 1rnd •H'<·t>pted an unrC'warding rolt-1n Kang Kong · II E SEEMS TO be choos1n~ more carefull) Rig ht now . he ?s co ~tarnnf? \\t\h Carol Burnett m d tl"le\·1s1on l'Omcd't based on tht> Erma Born bet·k hoo1.: ... The Grus:. I . \lwa~ ~ Gn·enl'r O\ e r the Stpl1l rank .. He'll l>oon bt-seen ma mo' 1c. <AP> -The Performing By The Associated Press SegN & the S1ln•r Bullet Band Arts Company of the The following are Billboard's hot 1Cap11nl 1 People's Republic of record hits for the week ending July 5 · Darkne~=-At T he Edge Of Chin a h as reached 29 as they appear in this week's issue Town.. Bruce Springsteen <Colum· agreement with KTCA of Billboard magazine h1.1 1 TV in St. Paul. a Pubhc HOT SI NGLES E,\S\' LISTE"11NG Broadcasting System af l "Shadow Danc·ing" Andy G1hlJ I "~mglmd' BarlirJ ~trc15and fihate. for filming of thl' 1HSO1 1ColumhlJ1 company during their 2 "Baker Street" Gerr~ Raffer 2 "\h /\ngt l Rab)· Tohv Beau United States tour ty 1 Unatcd Artists 1 'Rf' A Cyrus Rh3rucha. ex· 3 "Miss You" Rolling Stones J ·If EH•r I See \'011 Again· ecutive producer of !Atlantic> Hobert.i Flac·k 1Allant1C'I KTCA. said that ~ome 4 "Last Dance" Donna Summer 1 '\ou" Rita Coohdge 1A&\11 union contracts ~tall <Casablanca > 5 "Bluer Than Blue" Michael were being worked out, 5 "Greast"' Frankie Vaill .lol111:-;c111 <EMI Amc•nc:i i but said the Chinese !RSO> SOUL SINGLES group had chosen the St. 6. "Three Times A Lady" Com "You And I" Rark .James Paul station to do the modores (Motown > 1 :\1'1tm\.n J production. 7 "Still The Same" Bob Seg<"r :! .. Boug1<' 0 •1g1t' Oog1e" "Several other PBS IC<lpitoll or llont'Y 1C'ap1lol I stations had been com 8. "Use Ta Be My Girl" O'Jays :1 '"fhrel' TarnC'-. /\ Lady" peting for the rights. 'Philadelphi:i Jnlernational 1 modm 1.·~ 1:\lo\own1 said Bharucha, who wus 9. "The Groove Line" llcatwuvc• .1 "Stuff Lak<.• That" in New York late last <Ep1c1 .Jame>s(/\&M 1 week to exchange letters 10 "Lo\'e Will Fmd A Wu\ 5 "Last Uam·t"' Donna Summer of agreement for the Pablo Cruise ( A&M > · 1 Casabl3nca l production with officials TOP LPS COlJ~TR Y SINGLES for the Chinese com 1 "Grease" -soundtrack <RSO > 1 "Only One Love In My Life" pany. 2. "Some Girls" -Rolling Stones Ronnae Milsap <RCAI KTCA will film the <Atlantiei 2. '·Love Or Something Like It" - company during their 3. "Natural HJgh" Commodores Kenny Rogers <United Artists> performances Julv 25 tMotown> 3. "You Don't Love Me Anymore" 'H"al Life.' drp1ct1ng what happens \\ ht•n u 1<•lcv1s1on crew moves 1n to r£cord the Ilk of a family It wa-; dirf·cted bv Albert Brooks. anct t;rodin con~1der"' 1t "l~e funniest thing r \/(' ('\('r bt>en involved in." In the faJI. he'll havt.> his own play on Broadway -"One of the All· Time Gre<it~ ... abc1111 :1 director who is rl plal'ed an the m iddle of a theater l ryout "I DON'T \\ANT to dire<'\ 11 . I hop1• E 1 a 1 n (> M ;: " \~ 1 ! ! d o 1 1 · • s u 1 d Grodin And ! l'l•rtaanly dpn't want 10 :..pp<.>a1 an 11 Omng l!aght ~hows a v. t'l k m tht thuller no longer appeab lo ml · ! ha\ t· no drl\ ing amb1L1on 10 direC't '' mO\'ll'. either l can 'l think of dt·\Ollng tv.o }CIU S of my life on a sin(?l<' prOJ('<'t I'\ c seen people "ho ;.in• con~umt'd b) v. hat the) are do tnJ!. ::ind 11 docsn t sl•t·m lo me that iht·~ <11<' \tr;, h.ip1,y I have a dc.iuJ!hlN and 1 nt'ntb "ho llllt-rest me rnon· t h•Jn v. or k .. PLUS IP 0 l "THE LAST WALTZ . edwards UDO CINEMA 1 ..._W~f ·-· at •lA \tO() H(wPo•-Ka.CW ·~ throughJuly28 4 . "Stranger In Town" Bob Eddie Rabbitt CElektra) ======------~~~~~-tt~_::~~~~~~~~~~......--:;::==================:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~ Min;,~} TMIW;-n~mwff'Ol .......... ,, ti\ .... ,, 879·9850 ,,......,ti .. , ...... 979.9950 J.U .f .fNl EWOTT GOUt.D "CANICORH OHE" WDA\'~J:-.t!JI UT/~1"4:4~1-.Jt "UHMARllED WOMAN" W-DU51:1 .. ~.Jt UT/SI* llJ .. .,...111 .. tiO "I.AD MEW! HAlS GO TO J.ArA""° "AMHICAM HOT WAX" .. rt.AGAN ITM WUSlflOl l'l\IS ALPMA INCIDINT CN I TWO ADULT HATVIO THI .. DtllTY ISi ""' SWINGING CCM0S ISi .,., ..... ""' ~ • lMI .. OllS SOT. H'"1rl LONILY MIUTI aua IANDINt ,.,. llist~~.rf illo'U " .. ltlf OUTBt SP'ACE" IGI lllJM:O..l.H "THI SHAGGY DA" lll .. 1:11-t!lt NC> PAISH Ot •IOIW TICUTt I ' Mll"1st•Ut MJ2111 r111mnttM "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" =';!!!(PG) SO. COAST PLAZA as s .. 11 .... 54t-US2 '"' , ... ,., •• ~--..noMi "ClOSIEHCOUMTIRS °'THI TH .. D llHD" IP'G I "COMltolG HOMl" 111 ............ ''RIM WITH DICl A JAMIM til•,_I••• . ~ --. MfTltO C.OLOWYN MAYO ~ 11 BRYAN FORBES Ftlm TATUM O'NEAL CRRISTOPHER PLUMMER ANTHONY HOPKINS NANETTE NEWMAN •U•t.tpm1~a EDWARDS '91WPORT •Z Newpon Beach 644·0760 CINEMA WEST • 1 Westminster 892-4493 BUENA PARK DAIYE·IN Buena Park 821-4070 PG I r Im · MANN SOUTH COAST • · >.l'LAZA I •· 44 "' ... ,,., ,, •• '""'"' ........ ~ .. , n.."'O .. ,,..,, I ••'\~ 1• U Iii 9+•••990-4011 ·c~· 'COMPLEX M.:01''•.la.,A.~ ... ,A I,\ .-• t ' ct •) MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "SWARM" (PG ) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" (PG) "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" IPGJ "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PGJ "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIWO" "THE DEEP" IPGl 'ClOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" THE DEEP' f PGI "CONVOY"' "EAT MY OUST" (PG) "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOT WAX" (RGJ "BIG WEDNESDAY" "THE ENFORCER" (R) 'DAMIEN· OMEN 2"' (R) 'THE SENTINEL . Al.I. D"IVS INS OPl N •:JOP'.M.HIGtfTI.'t Cllol<t Un<tor 11 ~•u Unle" • "tdd" Pla,.•rouna . \ .... ~-·· ......... , ... -.. PLUS (R) UNDERCOVER S HERO n1r 5w4~ MICHAH CAINI ... l>ert KIUHAAINl ROSS Plus Cloa• Encoun11n Of Th• Third l(fnd .._ OAftY 1usn "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" P1.US1POI "THANK 000 IT'S FRIDAY" IAI .. DAILY PILOT Monday Juty 24 1978 WORLD V.S. Businessman Awaits Trial Date in ltlosco1c MOSCOW <API--Franc11> J Crawford, the American b1.1s1 nessman who spent 15 days In a Soviet prison last month, is back at work. going about his bu1>1 ness almost as 1f nothmg had ha ppened But Crawford. 38. of Mobile. Ala .. is not a free man. He facei. c harges or "system aticall y" violating Soviet currency laws and has been barred from leav· mg the t"Ountry His trial date has not been set Crawford has de ni ed the cha rges. He was arrested on J unc 12 and hd d 1n Le!ortovo prison un· lil he was released under the re cogn1 zanCl' or t he U S am bassador J une 27. the sam e day two Sov1<.'t lJ n1tcd Nat io ns employees who were charged w ith i.pyin& were r eleased without bail in New J ersey, in a m utua lly accepta ble deal worked out by both govern· menls. Although the re is no formal re· qu irem e nt t hat h e d o so. Crawrord is said to check in fre· quently with the US. Embassy. Rumors have surfaced that the two accused Soviet s pies could be exchanged for two Sov· ie l disside nts -Anato ly Sh ch a r ansky a nd Alexander Glnzburg who have been con victed of espionage and anti· Soviet activity a nd sentenced to long terms in prison and labor campus. c Related photo. AS. 1 But Western diplomats here say they do not know what the Soviets may have 10 mmd for Cr awford. If he 1s tried and con victed . he could face three to eight years in prison. In New Jersey. the two Soviets have been told their trial has been set for September. lf there 1s no excha nge. 1t 1s likely Crawford will go on trial then as well. · Crawford's employer. lnterna· t1onal Harvester Co of Chicago. has informed the Soviets that it would conduct no more business with them while the charges re- m ain against Crciwford. Reports circulated here that the company had gone ah~d with some deals whale Crawford wai:; m custody but this was de· nied in Chicago by Harry Con· ner . public relations director for International Harvester . Conner said that the compan~ had frozen all dealings pend.In.: the outcome of the Cra wrord case Choose more tha11 just a nuinber. Any low-tar cigarette \vill give you a lovv-tar nun1b er. ,;< •• ...._'>§~ But there's so n1ething else that you shottld consider, We call it ''filter feedback:' n A Y.OU smoke, tar build s up on the rarf iament tip of your cigarette filter. That's "filter feedback:' Ordinary flu sh-tipped filter s put that tar build - Aeoesied tor no "filter loedbeck:' up flat against your lip s. And that's where low-tar Parliament has the ad- vantage. Parliament's filter is recessed to keep tar buildup from touching your lip s. So there's no "filter feedback:' All yo u get is that sn1ooth Parliament taste. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determin ed That Cigarette Smokin g Is Dange rous to Your Heal th. Kings 9 rug"raCO 6 mgn1co11ne- -----------------------' 100's.12mg"tar:'0.8mgnico11neav perc1gare11e.FTCAeport May ;a ' I ' -. -. . . ... -., -.. --.. ,,.. .... 9mg ~ 12mg IOO's f INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Style •Horoscope •Classified Lasting Lust For Life A biography involves three people, Irving Stone says : The author, the hero and the reader. By JUDITH O~N OI .. Dally ~llet S\att Like the title or one of his most famous books. Irving Stone has a lust for life that is n ev<:r ending The author lives in a glass-walled house in Be ve rly Hills. high above the city, with a s wimming pool near the edge of the mountain. He swims daily most of the year. enjoys walking whe n it's too cold for the pool and still is a "hopeless bookworm." as he has been since C'h1ldhood. Stone recently celebrated his 75th birthday but he is a youthful man. He wears a gold chain around his neck, uses men's cologne and likes to kid pretty girls. The prolific write r re cently a llowed inte rviewers to visit him in his hilltop home to talk about his life and his work. I\ FTER POU RING wine and giving a tour M the French and Spanish paintings that fill the walls or his home. Stone led the way to the book ·hnl"<l stud\> and office where he does his -work · There C1re cop1e~ of Cl II of lus books-.. Lusl for Life ... "The Agony and the Ecstasy," "Sailor on 'Hori.eback... "Love ls Eternal,'' and the many others. in both English and translations Stone enJoys his work and loves the fact that he has been s uccessful at it. He remembers his impoverished c hildhood vividly, and the advice his mother gave him "You must ~el an education,'' she told him. "Only through education can you rise in this world .. Ills mother had heen forced by her father to go lo work al the age or 12 and she knew the value of learning . J\s an inspiration s he took her son 0 11 hi s 12th. birthday to visit the Univers ity of California c&impus at Berkeley. While they stood gazing at the buildings and gree n expanse of lawn she s aid to him, "Today you must promise me that no matter what happens to you, you will come to this college. "EDUCATION makes a man grow. With it Monday, July a., 1978 he c an be free He will be his own boss. He will work at something be 1s good at. instead of the first JOb he C'a n find " Stone took her C1dv1 ce, graduated from Be rkeley and went on to earn a master's degree and be<.'Ome a CC1nd1date for a PhD. He discovered his niche in life with the publication of ''Lust for Life." the fictionalized biography of the artist Vincent Van Gogh. Stoot: says his favorite book is "Lus t for Life," published m 1934. "The night before it was published." he explained, "I was nobody. with no JOb " The day it was reviewed he and his wife, J ea n. rushed out to see what the critics had said "We h ad excelle nt re views ." Stone recC1lled. "That was Wednesday. By Sunday 1t was on the best-seller list. That was what enabled me to know I could spend my life as a book write'r " ..... <SeeSTONE. PageC2> Learning Together A new learning center incorporates parents into the learning process. By ALICE STARK Of tlW Daily Pilol SU.ff Joe and Barbara Collier believe families can learn together. So they have !>larte(i a pnvalt> school in San Jua~ Capistrano i~ which parents are incorporated into the learning pro· cess. "You can't teach somebody They have to teach the mselves." Cother said. "You give lht>m the situation where that happe ns the ea!>1e~t "We feel we are here not to teach, but to he lp the children learn. We think there 1s a dif ference." he added. At the Capistrano Learning Cente r. parents :.tay with their ehildren each Tuesday and Thursday. On other days. the school provides the teaching staff. Parents attend weekly evening classes to team teaching techniques. The Laguna Niguel couple, both 31 . opened the center on .July 5 for a summer session pro gram . Joe Collier. director. has a background in personnel, management development training and hotel management. He also managed a family entertainment center in Irvine. His wife taught for eight years in East Whittier elemen- tary schools . The Colliers developed their concepts by ''JU!'>t reading different things" and by trying out t he program at a summer workshop at their home. The outdoors becomes a classroom. Mrs. Collier and three families taught six children reading. math. ·~cience and creative writing with a fantasy theme. The children pre- tended they were shipwrecked on an island at the Collier's beachfront home. Each wrote a daily journal. They studied math while building rafts and learned science by finding out how islands are formed. They read "Swiss Family Robinson" and "lsland of the Blue Dolphins." Barbara Collier helps Tma Moss and Rebecca Chapman with a science lesson. The Colliers relt the program was a success and decided to open a school. About 12 children in the school's summer program are studylni fish. birds and plants with a pond life theme. Kids and their parents will rish al the school's private pond below a man.made waterfall that spouts from the center's back door. C lassrooms are six-sided spaces with skylight windows and angular walls. The Collier version of education ls as un· usual as their school. They stress parent in· volvement, 3·hour school days and student In· terests. "tr the pare11ts want to bef tbey can be the best teachers for their children.·• Collier said. "Most parents want to be involved, but they throw up their hands and don't know what lo do. ·•ttere they can help their kids and It can be fun ," Barbara Collier added. The Colliers said they feel that children will (See LEARN, P•aeC2) • Author lrvmg Stone at 75: 'If you don 't read. you 're not alive.· At left, some of the many books he has authored. . ' ', '> Oelly ...... ,..... ., htric• O'o.-11 Colin Young, 7, digs mto a dessert. 'Guilt' Goodies A new bakery offers minimal calories. Chocolate m o usse crepes. Cream purrs . Banana s quares Fros ted cakes . Tarts . Fruit danish. Sl N. SIN. SIN. CALO RIES . CALORIES. CALORIES. Gooey Ice cream s undaes. "lt 's beautiful. isn •t it?" mused Barbara Spartichino as she looked at the case of pastries and ate a sundae. She and her friends have no compunction about scarfing up the goodies at the new The Thinnery in Newport Beach because they ore all sugar-free and have many fewer calories than most bakery and Ice cream products All the pastries are s weetened with a sm all amount of saccharin and rely on the natural sugar in fruit ingredients. The birthday cakes are frosted with nonfat milk or ricotta cheese and look just like powdered sugar icing. Calories are minim•l and so is the gulll. An ice cream cone, for example, has a mere 102. "This is my favorite kind of ice cream," said Sue Young as she licked a vanilla cone whUe her son. CoUn. 7. ate a peach pie with JUSt 100 calories "I don't believe it's diet. You can eat it and slUJ lose weight," she marveled -. . ... ... . ... .. -. . -. . . ... . ,. . ' . . ('% DAii.. v Pit.OT Monaay July 24 I 971 . iHe Eats Like a Pig ••• Stone (From Pa1e CO His novels have been favorites of readers consistently over the years and several bave been made into films • ) DEAR ANN : Wha l ~can be done about a :22-year-old son-in-saw ~ho bu absolutely no able manners! This .oung man eats with b.l.a mouth open, putt bis head in his plalu. shovels ln the food as lf ;someone is tt"yln1 lo take It a~ trom Mm, and -would you belleve he belches right out loud'> We have an 11-year· old son wbo idolizes his older sister's husband and imitates every- thing he does. I hate to tell him bis "hero" eats 'like a pig, but I believe 1 .should say something :.ince he is beginning to take on a few of his boorish mannerisms. Would it be best to dis· cuss this proble m as A11a ~ ....... t actfully as possible with my son-in-law, or should J say something to my daughter? I need some guidance since I can no longer think ra· tlonally on this subject. -TIRED OF LOOKING THE OTHER WAY IN LOUISVILLE DEAR TIRED: Don't say anytblng to your daugbt er or her hu•hand. A !!·year.old who u&s HU a plg ls Mi about lO be retrained. Whal bafflff mf' la why U bothers you NOW! Didn 't you notice tbJs wben the couple be•aa to see each other! Yo u should ••Y something to your young son, bowever. Sample: "Harold ls a very fine young man. and we are all so fond of him, but unfortunately, he dldn 't learn table manners whe n be was young. Keep this ln mlnd w hen you see that be doesn't eat the way we were taught in our famUy." DEAR ANN: I know a bab y born out or wedlock Is CONidered ii· legitimate. What if the father is killed before the baby Is born? Should lbe widow havt the baby or will it be considered illegitimate? -MUST KNOW NOW . DEAR MUST: If tbe parents of I Child WMC legally married , that child ls legJUmate. Tbl' death of t be father before the cbUd's blrth does not c hange thr child '• status. P.S. I bate that word "ii· legitim ate." Actually there are no Ulegltlmate babies -onlJ II· leglUmate parents. ••• ~arn <From Page CO STONE. WHO knew authors such as Ernest tlemlngway and Upton Sinclair. enjoys the works of James Michener and Leon Uris whose ret1earch and writing he said is "superb." He reads no flcUon. however. while he is working on his own books. for fear of cont.amlnaUon. llv said he once read one or Faullmer's book11 when he was in the process of writing and flOl up the next day to only to find himself putting "lmit?tion Faulkner" on paper. . Stone said he "can't judge the younger writers" because "the generation oap is J0USt too big .. 0 . The subjects or his books bave been a ereat inspiration to him, be says. particularly Jack ~ndon. He bas learned from each project and hkes to m~ve on to a new one to keep the growth process gomg. "l never write in the same field twice " be n_oted. "If l had have to go back to the ~ame field. what's the use? I'm bored." His work. he contends is "a process of self-discipline and self-learning. "YOU'R E CREATING an era and a people and a particular kind of human story -an ·ambiente. "' ( Boroseope ) learn more if they see parents trying to learn and to better themselves. "Children learn by copying, so you must make the example the best that it can be " Mrs. . A biography involves three people. Stone said: the author. the hero and the reader. "All three go down separate roads. . ''My whole purpose is to get Inside the head. bram, soul and body of my main characters. to combine the author, hero and reader in one person." TUESDA\', JULY %5 •By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <March 21· April 19): Your position 1s solid: know It and act with confidence. Take 1he lead, utilize natural pioneering Instincts. Moon in your sign coin- cides with timing, intuj. hon. appearance TAUR US <April 20· i\1 ay 20 >: Dialogue 1s featured as a behind- scen es proJect com· mand s a tt e nti o n s;e m1n1. Vir~o fi gure prnminently. lnd1v1dual . "ho had maanta1n<'d low profile. decides to con fade m you GEl'llNI <May 21· June 20 ): J\cccnl on harmonizing conditions w1thm family structure. Wishes come true, gifts could be excha nged, cash now is accelerated Collie r said. scenario. Get to heart of At the center, a child's mother is considered matters in business -a part of the staff. "She is caJled 'teacher' by and love. · her own kids.'' Barbara explained. "She pre· CAPRICORN (Dec. pares just like a teacher would prepare for a 22-J an. 19): What seems lesson, only we show her how to do that." a trap could be only a The Collier's school has no long recesses temporary delay. Know and no lunches. Three sessions per day are of. it, plan accordingly. Ac· fered for children in kindergarten through cent on what is solid as eighth grade. Each session lasts 3 hours, five c o n t r a s t e d t o days a week. speculative matters. "If you go beyond 3 or 4 hours. a child real- A QUA RIUS (Jan. ly tunes out and isn't as fresh as be was when he 20· Feb. 18): Get Ideas on s tarted the day," Collier said. paper. Make contacts. Parents meet with the Colliers to help de- Be analytical. Don't be cide what their children will learn. satis fied merely to know ·•once we know that Johnny likes to build something happened -airplanes. we teach math and reacting about find out why it occurred. airplanes," Collier explained. He said the child Relative carries "good might be taken on tours to the airport or for a news." ride in a plane. PISCES < Feb. 19 ·'They love it because they do what they en Of!e of his f~vorite stories involves the San FranclSco Publtc Library branch on Haight Street. where he lived as a child. There was a rule that subscribers could take out only four books at a time, St.one said. One day be checked out four at 8 a.m .. read them and was back by 1 p.m . asking for more. The librarian, dubious about breaking the ~.ule. called a superior to deai with the problem. She ~sked me ':"hat the plots were of the books I had Just read. 'Stone said. "And when I told her what they were she said. 'Give this young man four more."' There were many more books after that and a lon~ with them came Stone's philosophy about read in~. "I just seemed to read the way I ate food We believed lhat you learned to read as soon as you learned to cat "If you don't read you're not alive ... March 20): Subject is joy doing and at the same time they get what money and conditions society says they should be learning," Collier become favorable ror said. "It makes the child feel that he is really ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH you. You receive ac· important." colade -and a reward Once a child learns what he can related to PRE·SCHOOL or gift. Collect data -his favorite topic, he moves on to another in-9:15 AM · 1:15 PM reinforce operations, terest area. Starting in September 3 or 5 Daya a WHk ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE PUBIJC NOTICE •ll1'fl MO'nCW TO H1l'tOMt IMTl•IJTID IM TMI HTATeO' VICTO•ta CMll.TOH JINSEM 04l(.5AhD Hotlu ls ~QIWA To •II Pf'-""'-'~· ........ H U •OolOt\, -\, .__,, .. • Yl\U \. In .... Hl•I• of Victor•• C1'11ton J-. o.c-. """°"' •nt -IUl w~ AR •3 01•1~ l(,1nW1• tll•I letlen lt~l•-11•••• "' 01 .a m1111str•tion II••• 11e111 •nuto 10 Ari""• E. ,,..._by 01\trocl Co11rt of J(llln\Oft County d cOllf'I ol comotlent IUrtMllChOft ot llW Sl•lt ot K•nW• Tl1•t the IOllOWlllQ 0tr~ t\ •llMOI ed lo "' hOlcllnQ pet>Oll•I Pfaperty ot wocl oecea..o .tl>d 1n.i1 -.id -I or "''°n•I pr-rlY con'"'' ot • ••~ •nv• •ccounl "' ••«ounl• Cilendale l'~dtrol S.vlf19S and UM<> A\'IO<la• lion. UOO HMlllw llOlilevkd. 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'Clfoe>trlY lltrtlnatter dM(fl~· On Au9~t 10. •'79. ~ 11 ·os o•c •oc.• AM MIO CITY INVESTMEN'T COM PANV II\ GUI¥ APO(>tntl'd Tru~t~ un O.r ""d wrw11111 K> OHO ot T '"'' •• TRU'ilOA: AoDe<I l. l ll\CI"' and SuHn I( l•ncl-. ""'11.tl\O •110 •II• <Ol'Otod D<K,.mtlH "· ,.,., "' Boo-OENE FtCIAllY · W•ll•r Curll• 1'000. PnQll \•\ "1 Ofl•C'41 lll'Coras •n Pa•k•I .-nd Judy A!Wt Palket, llu~ 1 ... OlllCt' ot '"" County RKO<dl'• 01 And wolt OrAnQf' County CAlolo<lltA .... 11 \ell ,,, . ~eception. LEO cJuly 23·Aug. 22): Di g d e ep, be thorou g h -taxes , te ases, income from pa rtn e r s hip or eoo p e rati ve project could be featured. Gain long-range view. ·• VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept 22 >: Obtain hint from Leo message. Discuss 1>lans. especially finan· c:1al implications. with partner or mate. Get rtd n( burden. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct 11 22): Accent on agree- ments, listening as one close attempts to lmQart valuable Information Be aware of difference 'between publicity an4 notoriety. Me a s ure strides: take care with ~tatements. SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21): What was an Hpparent setback ls due to boomerang in your favor. Know il and don't sell yourself short. SAGITTARIUS <Nov . 22-Dec. 21 >: Creativity 1s hlehlighted: children, -;peculation. travel. significant changes crowd your personal SUMMER SALE From our Women's Juniors collection MOST ITlMS TO 500/o OFF "T" Shirts -tong & ttlort sl"ve 1tylas at •O% off. from Cu;hertl. Terrific. T11·Shlrt1. C.r10ll N -'""'9 ..._. ............ #4t.._MIMH '--. '"'"'" ~rooe,.,._ ........ ,.#4 27th Annual· Summer Clearance Out goes all Spring and Summer Merchandise tl!I SOI Canris • .._.,;$i4.00 How •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $7.88 hg.to$22.00 Mow •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $9 .88 •-..toS26.00 $ Mow • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 3.88 ltg. to $60.00 Mow ···· ••••••••.•.•••••••••.••• $23.88 Pantsuits leg.toS36.00 How • • • • ••••• · ••••••••.•••.••••• $I 5.88 119-to $66.00 How ............................ $29 .88 b4j.toSIO.OO Mow •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $37.88 aeg. to $94.00 Mow •••••••••••••••••••••••••••. $59.88 Gowns and Jumpsulh &eg.to$ll.OO Mow ............................ $ 17.88 .... to $46.00 Mow •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• $23.88 • .,. to $74.00 Mow ••••••••••.•••••••.••••••... $36.88 1-.. to S 120.00 ..... ············ ................ $59.88 Accessories B~s • Jewelry • Scarves • Belts UP To V2 OFF SWIMSUITS De Weese-Sirena-Poppy V3 Off Blouses & Tops .... :.!·~~~ .......................... $9.88 It.,. to $20.00 Mow •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $I 0.88 R~. to S 28.00 $ Maw •• • • •••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.88 lteg.to$)1.00 Mow •••..•..••••...••.•...•...•• $ 19.88 Dresses ·~· to Sll.00 $ How ••• , • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • • • 17 .88 a-..toSS1.00 How •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $26.88 Reg. to $92.00 Now •······•••••······· .. •• ..... $59.88 leCJ. to St 34.00 Mow •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $60.88 Blazers • Vests & Sweaters 1 "· ::o!~:~ ........................ S 18.88 R19-to$42.00 Mow ........................... $ 19.88 .... to$56.00 How ····•··················· .... $29.18 1.,_ toS70.00 Now •••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• $ 33.88 Appllqued T ·Shirts ... , .. .oo NOW s9aa ~o.. .... v..-~ Aho At LJSUIPHH '' ,, ............ Ht'""'1lwll Men's I 00°/o Cotttill Short Sleeve Shirts ••Sll.OOMOW s5aa ,. --- -~----- AKor-OKtmllOtr u i•n '" In jhlbtlc .\uct1on to ,,.. '11Qlle\I bidder to• •I• No. taoM "'-k u .... ~II• 01 c.t\11 (Dav•bl~ At ti""' ol ,.;•• .n raw•~• Oltlcl•I RK orck In ,.,_ otllct' of ,,,.. mon~• ot ""' Ul\tttO .,tatl!41 "' '"" A~o<M• al ()rallgt (;O<#lly: H id e1 .. a nortn•r• • •nll~n< • 10 •he counl• Of trult _,._ .... IOl-fl\t .,.. (.011tll'IOllY IOC&tfO <II 700 Clvl( Cen1~. perty. Ori ... w ... 1. ~t• ANI. ClllffOr'no ....... P•r<~" .,, ..... City ot (!XIII Wu, ''°"'· "''" """ ...... ~ COll ... Vfll to Qeoljlty .. OtMtlt, sc ... OI Cell-•. •nd ....... -llT •I -V•O Off<! or al $1\0WI\ Oii • .... 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Mid Of\ ~y, A119VSt t, ""· •I S.11 WH recor0H lfl lfW <-ly WMr~ ti 00 e m .• at IN Sovtll f<Of'I tfll••flC·• IN re•t ,,,_r1, '' IOC-. to llHI Old Cltllt\ty Courlho\IJe, 11' 1111 0.ltcl JtAW II. 1919 WUI too 11100 a l s .. 111 • All• MIOCITY &o\lltvarel, 11' U. tily 01 *le AM. tN\IUTfll'l!NT OONPANY (all!Orfto•. et Trvst .. Dolt JlllY IO. "" Eert H C.-ltll\ SMI OwOot•li.11, ""°'"'*'Or.,,.. C..H Delly Poro• ac..-41110ft J\oly II. U . JI, lt1'1 .,.\a!OT"1~1w, th CotTln*o .... 11' UllO T II .. (.clmpelly. aQttlt llyWaldo .. "OUO AUltttt'llSec,..l•O 11 .. 1111"'94 Or'"91 CNM OellY l"•lot. Jiiiy "· 24,31, "" PlJBUC NOTICE , ... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE • .. Monday. July 2~ 1978 DAILY PILOT (;3 The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad (642-5678] One Call Service Fast Credit Approval HousH For SciM Hou1nFor5* ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Genet"ol I 002 GeMt'ol 1002 Getteral 1002 GMH'al 1002 eo.toMe-to 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . ,. I I ,,;·-,, !·· ,, •• J ' ·~ r -, ' WESTCUFF -S 179, 900 Walk to Mariners Park & Westcliff P l aia rrom this meticulously maintained 4 bedroom & family rm home. Beautirul large m aster suite in soft col<>rs. Inviting front slate walk with gate. splendid landscp. oversized garage & room for pool. EXCLUSIVE JASMINE CRIB -Brand new 2 Bdrm +den. (Windrift. Plan II > with wetbar. vaulted ceilings. upgraded thruout. Near tennis. pool, jacuzzi, greenbelt.· Only S213,950. Cml 640-6161 ~ r, •••• r1 ~· I i ,,. I I ' ' -~-""l!. . f t. J .l WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 San J~" Hlh Road MEWl'ORT CEHTER, N.I . 644-49 I 0 Country helln9 3 BR· 2 bath home on EASTSIDE IUCCOLA 3 Bdrm 2 bath Buccola built home reflect s pride-of-ownership lhruout. New carpets and paint. Vegetable. fruit trees, covered patio and private back yard. Cal 546-4141 Se rving Costa Mesa-Irvine Hun tington B each-Newport Beach large lot wit.h RV access. Remo de' e d wit. hi _________ , ________ _ lrresi1ti.,.. Pric• OCEANFRONT EOUAL HOUSINO OPPORTUNITY f\ibi1het"s Notic•: hardwood noors, laundry room, and xtra bath Near Newport Back B11y. Owner moving out of state Priced to sell al $74,900. <.:all 546·58llO m1J»Js111 LITTLE OLD HOUSE 2 Bedroom. copper plumbing. 220. s eparate Irvine Former Modtl Pnce slashed $20.000 ror immediate sale 2700 SQ ft home. tgc bdrms, formal d1n1ng, 1!.land kit c hen w /bltn'i Cathedral dg...,, scparuh< bdrm & bath for hvt' 1n Parquet floori.. wood paneling • ~ lt.,._tl ll l \LI\' ~ 'I , ' ' ,\ \ .. \ ~IH Cmt H11 C111nH1tt M1t garage & close to schools ---- SHORT DOWN??? 3 Bdrm. + den home on ~x85 Ct. lot , frpl . bwll· ms. patio. beC1med ce1l· ings $375,000 673-3663 642·2253 Eves associated BROKERS-REAL TORS ·101\ W l olboo b71·h6l ~ell your ov. n home FIXED not ', fee /\:. s1sl In ads. fin. etc RL·al- ly free Homes 530 2224 R.l.. ADVISORY SERV $64,900 Th.is 3 bdrm Monticello townhom1.> comoi. com plete w1new crpt & drplt in neutral tl)nl',, v.ood s hult<'r' ~ elL•et rie ~a ra~e door opener Ideal IOl:allC)O Tv.o s w1mm1n.: pool;. & clubhouses Ju~t hste<I 646 7711 DUPLEX CORONA DEL MAR Co1y 3 br 1-'• ba front house w /2. hr. loft rl'ar unit Offered at $185.000 lkrn1ta E1lertsen. rltr 675 2373 WANTED! Well cared ror former model home needs new owners'. someonl' who will enjoy a beau11ru1 J at· u z z 1 ye a r rou nd rour.d someont• who needs a lot of room with MEWPORT HEIGHTS little maintenunce 3 Bdrm. walk m t'lo:.Ns. 3 BR. 1 Bath. gar:ij!c. office In garage New IC1rf(e yard. fruit tree:.. paint . paper & much near II arbor High mort• Sll2.000 ~~ McCordl•, Rltr. Apply at 644-7211 All real estate ad\'erllscd in this newspaper 1s .,ub Je<.1. to the Fedl'ral F111r Housing Ael or 19611 which ma~s 11 1llci.:at lo ad"ert1:.e "any prl' h:rcnce, llm1t111111n. or d1scnmmation bused on race. t:olor. religion. ~t'X. or nat1ooal oni.:in. or ;in intention to make any ">UCh prt!ferl'nCe. hm1t11 t10n,ord1scnmmat1on · & shopping II great home ror rental with a pociillVC Cash now C IV{' away pn ce of $t 1,.500 CALL 751·3191 Anxious owner will help you fmancc this sharp 11.8. 3 BR. I sty HuJ.:t' family rm. full price $79.900. flurry take <1d· vantage call 962·7788 OCEAN BREEZE Lovely beach collage w 13 BR & den Ready for your s ummer parlic:.. Homes I ike this don ·1 last' Call now' Offered ut only S73.000. ~ ~~~548~-7~7~2~9~~ ....... *VETS* I BLOCK TO ~ Th.i s newspaper will not !p SELECT know1nglv accept any adve•tn,'1ng for real PROPERTIES KEY REALTORS t'Slillt' Whll'h l'i IO VIOia lion of the law -----------JOGGERS EAST SIDE ---------1 VA Terms. great~ fidrm Would you like to bt• a • ~ 2 bath. family room block from lht• big SlRORS: Adv•riisers home In excellent loca-~ra ss y neighborhood should hKlc th · d uon. Priced to sail al on· park & Newport Ml'SU c ••r 0 ' Jy !i82.500. Call 546-5880 schools" Better chc•ck dally and ~ •r-tJus 4 bedroom, 2 bath rors l""'91!dicrt.ty. Tta. with bwll 10 knchen & DAILY PILOT ossu1nu farruly room Presli~1ous laeMllty for tfM fint in-neighborhood with wide ---------shady streets & ap cornet illnrtfon only. preci at1 ng property ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 .........•..•...•..••.. BEACH FIXER RARE F'IND' Stt•i>:-w ocean' Gardt·n roof v.1th view' Too gOO<J LO la~t ' Hun;. C'all 64S·030:i FORESTE OLSON ......... , .... ,0,-f'-'o IALIOA ISLAND HARIOR VIEW HILLS SPECTACULAR, forever Catalina. ocean views Huge main· tenancl' free lot This 3 Bdrm + family room home 1s an 1mmacwlate Jewel Highly upgraded, air cond.. even a mini pullmg green' f'C)r the discemmg buyer seeking pnvac)', elegance and serenll.). Offered at S2fi0.000. ~ L l s._fl R t \LIY J J ',' ••• (\ \ ., ( :m I Co~I M•1 C0ton1 Itel Mai values Reduc ed to $117,900. CALL 751·3191 c;::SELECT T' PROPERTIES 20HALOT Be l buy on ~asl31dt• 2 how;es on one large R 2 lot. lmmaculatc & full of charm Res1dc nc1' plus mcome, or bwld to sUJl nus one won't lust at $83.950. 646·7711 Try this r1xcr uppt•r --------- duplex on /\polcna CadillacstoGo-Carts Load!> Of potential & JUSl Whatever the f'ad :.teps to south hayrront Roll 'em off the ITlil rket MESA VERDE With a Classified Ad RYE IEDROOMS j.icaiilliNioiwi! 642ii·i5Gi7i8iiii~~~~~~!~ 1\ fantastic family home. huge yards & plenty of :.pace for entert:.11nmi: Just redu<'ed $4500 Now f>nly Sl26.500 COUMTRY CLUB MANOR ('oiy 3 BR home with family room & den ad Jom1ni.: tht' Santa !Ina CoWltry Club $127.500 EAST SIDE COSTA MESA Try this 3 AR. 2 B1\ home on a secludccl street On ly Rlf\.500. POSH LIVING This 1s Balboa Island'!> most elegant :l BR. :! BA home 1-'or lt•a:-.l' ~450/yl'arlv Avail Aug Isl DUMPY FIXER ATTENTION INVESTORS' Near Lhe beach' Older home on huge lot' Zoned R·2' Lots of pnsslblUUes! fo'or de tails ca II : 645--0303 FO~EST E OLSON . '."' ....... For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 cae: GBDBIB ILllNS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE HOME PLUS INCOME 1 R-2 Eastside Costa Mesa. Beautifully Remodeled 3 Bedrooms. 3 Bath Home In Move-In Condition. All Plans Approved For A 3 Bedroom 2 Bath AddiUon Flexible Terms. $ll0,000. BLUFFS HEW LISTING Immaculate J Bed rm End Uni t Trina Model -Back Bay View - Ti led Jacuzzi . N'ew Oven. Dis h Washer. Disposal & Water Heater. New Drapes and Carpets. $179.500. 111 DOYa DRIVE 6311800 SEEK & FINlt JAMESTOWN D I 0 A V P E E R N S N T E R V E 0 Y l C T Y N A P M 0 C N 0 0 N 0 L T R G L S H I P 8 U l L 0 l N G T S £ N L C U N B E H L 0 U I G S 0 L A X E A N T G T B A S W Y S 0 T U C T T H S T 0 T B A N J A A C 8 P D Y N S E S D S W I B 0 N A W 0 P 0 E M 0 E P 8 0 A N J M P T F M V V W E Z H W A L H I 0 O O M P A 0 E A H P A A S C 0 E N C H C H S I C R S A S 8 C A K W N l C N M N N N G Y 0 T D S 0 M I t E G A S R Y A R H H C A 0 l P 0 G N Y R B M 0 J R S 0 0 l N G W S H P G S l 0 I A T R L U L J S N A T 0 A G V T T U P Y Y S S F R C S I G W H 8 H Q H U 0 S S I K A E W nnnict ons. ow IPPtlT Of'W• • ec . -d, up, down or di.,on111y, Find tedl MIO bo-It 111. ,. Godlpled L.oMon Compeny John Aol,_ " Dt.c~ Swlll ConstMt SM,b11ndlng ; Vl!Jlnl• CllelepMt lrt Tobltto ., C.. Henrv Th011111 w111 01• Blowlnt w Jo#l11 Smit.fl POCltlOftlll ~"" Tomomw. A-.;na --~ ODOWN·OCLOSlNC; - Homes mall area:-.()( BEACH ORANGE COUNTY duplex. less than 3 ~rs SPLEHDID VALUE! 540·3666 VET AGT. old E;ich unit ha:-. bltn Charm1n1t Ncwporl Beach condo with J large bd r m s . J baths & secluded patio & ..i PQOI Convenient lo bcal'h s hopping & schuo l $89.500 tlf ltela11 Call 541 ·0800 range, O\'l'n , d1:.hwnshl•r. brh'k frplc Also ha:. huite '1 ear garal(t' $186,500 REAL ESTATE EASTSIDE AXER UPPER Great location' Lot 50xl.22 Circular dnve in front, alley al rear 3 Bdrm. 21, Bath + hobby room. large pool Harbor ll1 gh WOllTH REMOOELINC.:! for future location value! Make offer ' FIRST TIME BUYERS! DOM'TIE LEFT OUT! Super condo for only $54.500' Tennis. pool. jacuzzi & a babbhnl! brook by your pnt10 Ideal location · great bu) super chance to start in vest111g 1n Real F.statc Hurry Can 't last' 545.&491 MOVING ??? Nt!ed housintt 1nro ·• Ca II toll free I 800 52.'i·K920 Ext GU74orGU·10 No obligation II !>crv11·,· of Affihatt..'<I lnde~11denl Broker!\. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 Bdrm 2 bath. s parkhng Jacuzzi on large lot in 1---------be au t 1 f u I Newport lle1flhls Completely re- modeled and cnh1rged Don't miss 11' Call 540·1151 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS NEW WATE RFRONT home with boat s lip. SHARI' -ROOM AffORDABLE :! big mslr bedrms' Frml din! Fmly rm• Cathedral ceilings! New paint & crpt' Pool & Jacu1.1.1 ' Pril'ed to .,ell nov.' 545-9491 Real Estate Coral Cay Below mkt. SELL idle items with J Bkr 556-4380 Daily Pilot Class1 r1ed Ad filc~l~J!..!~~~! BACHELOR'S A TTENTIOM! A really neat, upgraded 3 bedroom Linda plan in north Bluffs Tennis Club Villas. It's all on one noor, decorated in warm browns with lots of wood . Stained glass and mirrors, overlooks the swimming poot and ifi only steps to Newport Beach tennis club. Just reduced to '$168.500. A COlDWIU. IAMIEa CO. 644-9060 2161 SAN JOAQUIN HILLSflD IN NEWPORT CENTER STAR GA'ZEK·~ --"-------Br Cl \Y ~ f'OLLA'--......,...----11 M. .,_ °""' ....... II' c.,..i. if. V ACfotdil'lf •" ,._, S•o11 To ft•wtlOI' "'•\\tU~f' fo, Tu~)dO• .-S '"°'ch CV'W'IXl"Cl•"O IO ... ~ of"°"' Zoe!•« ti.111> "O" JACOBS REAL TY 675·6670 * •• D.Hobl• 5502S1erra RoJa Irvine You are the winner nf thrH frtt tick•ts CS!2.50 value>. to R~lros. lomum & laii.y Circus August 3rd thru L~lh Anaheim Co.1vcnt1on Center. 800 W KaLt'llJ Ticket!'> must be l'" chan~ed for rl'Sl'rved 'l'als at the Convention Cente r ahead of l1 nt• Call 642·5678. Ext 32!1 to claim your uckets. * ... BEACH VILLA 1hsume $54 ,500 -,1 Bdrm. 2 story, tor ma I en try. hugt' II\ ing room w f1replacl' Garden. kitchen. dining room Underwater glas:-. view ol .-4 • free form pool Sweep 1 n g " t .1 1 r :-. t 11 maSS IVl' )!Ul'l>t :.UllL' Take over V /\ loan or low down Kat&llo bolty Cil.IUffS Th.is lovely country home features an 8 1:ar separate garage. fully a.ir-condHioned & heated 1lus3bdrm home1ss ur· rounded by over an acre of beaut1ru1 grounds which include large pool & jacuu1 It can be divided for future bwld· mg.~.950 lh .~~ ~:73·7300 WATERFRONT Immaculate. profess dt• corated home. 2 bdrm~ & den +dinm11 rm. largl' quarry tile in hall & den. hui;te patio & d<'<'k $350,000 Including lanrt & boat::.hp' Bolboo Boy Prop. Rfflltors .. 6 75-7060 * 847-6061 546·9366 ----- HORSE PROPERTY $98,500 The l:1rge 3 bedroom home needs some work. bul could be a charmer Located on 1:1 acr<'. near Back Bay Newport, this 1s convenient to ridrng areas Own<'r will help f1nant·e Maki• ;m offer 11ow before 1ts too lall' {;ALL 556·2660 c;::sELECT I PROPERTIES EAST SIDE COSTA MESA Cute older 2 Bdrm home with dmm1t. flreplat•c , b1i;t lot. lots of tree:-. & shruhs. Alley entrance for RV etc Asking only 163.500. Call 540-1151 ~HERITAGE WATERFRONT! Practically new .i BK. ram rm . 3 bath home right on t he "hort· Formal dmmt( room, ~ fireplaces and hugt> ma s ter bl'droom Ne11thbors don't walk over to meet you lhcy satl over to your door This great home has onl' of the best water lo<'u lions May be lea:.cd for $750 mo or bought with an option, payable $750 month. with only SJ.000 down BAY & BEACH REAL TY 759-8811 4.SONewport.Center Dr Newport Beach . • REALTORS FIJ\d what you want m ~~~~~~~~~I Daily Pilot Class1r1eds macnab I Irvine realty DELIGHTFUL HEWP'ORT VlEWS This 2 BR. 2 bath Vista del Lido condo will delight you with its amenit.!es. Full security protects the frequent traveler in this adult bld8. Ccune·see the night Ughts & boat~! $260,000. Terry Hanes 642-8235. (K·l.29) 642-8235 644-6200 '°1 Dover Orlvf HarbOr View Center lrvl~ •t C•mpu\ V•llt'I' Cenltr 752-1414 -... GREENBROOK IYOWMH DUPLEX A new offenng m CdM. Mesa Del Mar $83.95? Owner's umt has :l BR. 2 "bd. ram rm 546·Jl9• ba. & 2 fireplaces. I in IT'St:OOL! Mesadel Mar the master BR ' Newt•r l area. 48r. big pool. den1 BR uml over ~aragt' bar $97,500. Owner will Pnced Lo sell lll $197 .500 help finance. Princ1p on Shown by appl 64().5112 ly Call owner ror appl JI I l /\" ( IJJ { ( J" ,/'llf\"""' • flt H• f {HP ,JI t •{)JI( J.;10. 54ll-7530 BY OWMER •POOL• Exet' 4Bdrm. 3Ba. den. prof lndscpd, mdn\ 1/• ACRE xtras Must sell. under 1 mm ;i c ol Ur. 2 ~ J 2 appraisal Sl08.500. Open frplcs. hme in Cameo Sat /Sun I 5 Wkdy~. Highlands Ocean & ca ~7428 nyon view on'• acre Pvt 975 Denver Dnve bchacccss OpnSattSun. Pnnonly t-tipm or by app't. 7091------- Cameo lhghland:-. Dr UNDER MARKET $247,500 < F el' Land I August 1 will list Jl Pnnconly 673·_15_9_2__ higher pr1re. Populur RUSTIC 3 hr. 2 ba. lrplc. 4Bdrm M esa Wood., Patios. w1.>ll clt•corated model w/a tnum. Open Sat 22nd & Sun 30th Gu<.>sl hOUSl' $153.000 By I 5pm. Call owner /a~t owner 640· 7030 forapp'l OWNER SELLING U~7 Santa Rosa 3 br 2 ba charmer within »S.SOO Ask for Jackt'-' 4bllu>B1gCoronabeach Dys. 636-3760 Eve ... llas fireplace. dinint: 1_5.5_7-09_12_. ----- area. new carpetmJt & lASTSIDE IUYS xtra lrg mstr bedroom wtsudini.: doors. to !.ml One is J 3 bdrm .• 2 bath patio ::: car .t0:arage modern homt• lo r - wtbeach shower. lauo· $79,900; the other 1s a 1 dry area SlS5.000 1ocl bdrm · family rm · :! story home. with shaJc1· plans Wlth city C1pproval roof & a tree house; on J for 2 br :! ba apt to be built 1n re.ir Phone comerlot. $124.900. 644 71164 Ca 11 646-446.:l N*~~;;~~,·i~~y· -· CAMEO HIGHLANDS Shady & scrludE'd floral pa11ci front entry Bla<·k :.late floors 81.: ot.•t•an view hvinA room hosts mass1vE' :.tone t1replatt'. Spacious family room und open kitchen combo 3 Spa<' bedrms. Covered patio full length of hOml' PLAYTIME Golf. tennis, swim clo~" hy to thts spark Lin~ Mc~11 VC'rd<.· 4 BR. 3 RA w1formal dining. Ht• pwnted m & out Nt:w carpet. Sl47 .500 s ubm 11 your home in tradi· HALPINCHIH REALTOR...; t.75-092 with oct.•an view' Prit•en -------- to sell la!>t' Cull now, Best buy m Mesa Verde. 752 1700 olt5 BR. 2"'.l ha.'.! sty. bt· • · · 1nR upgraded thruout [ ~ - ·. ~ Will comader <'Ontral·t , sale $109.800. Ownr tagt Hill. 831 1257 S9500DOWH li5,000 OP EN llOCSE Mon f'TI 9 J\M to:: P'1 313 Narc1ssu..., CdM 45 ft lot Two blocks from Ocean EASYSElLER If you are d vet. you <.'Jn buy this $96.000 3 br. I '• ba home on the Ea.st.sJd1• ror the above down pay ment Home has lots ol u.sed bnck. ceramic lilt' v tO' ~ down t!-fine Owner & :? patios Hayward will help you buy th1i; lov Watson Real Es tall'. cly:? BR home on an R 2 7:ll·5581 lot & room to bwld 2nd -------- uml Great potential al $138,500 Call for detail~ 64(}.511.:! agt PRICED RIGHT! This lovely :! RR home h11s 11 all Nice locauon. H ~ lot. room to bu1 Id 2ntJ MESA VERDE 2 STORY 4 br. family room 3 ua • redwood tuh S l)J 111 secluded yard New h:-1 mg Only $112.500 Oav11I Bourke. Realtor. 546-9950 unal, motivated s1;.•ller & a TOP LOC Mesa del Mar:! 1treal pMce Term:< avail sty 4 br. 3 ba. din mg, enc· I al Sl38.500 Call lo see. patio. den. SI H .9011 64-0--5112 /\).'l Owner 751«)383 Costa Melo I 0241-------- ···••·················· PARKSIDE LOCATIO ... MESA DELMAR lm:agme J 3 bdrm + 11. ba h omt· w 1 btfl hardwood floors. rmly lotchen. J11euu1 ~ llsh pond in J cl08c to t'\er yUu.ng location• ,\ must see · call now belon• 1t s too late' 545-04~ RB>UCEO 4 Rr, :! ba, formal dinin(l, brick frplc. corner lot. 2 car gar ~ Do11wood Phone 751·0'774 cvcs Noqut1llfy Dramall<'. nu 2 ~ly. 3Br. 2\.; ba Nr bch. 10% dn $129.~. 646· 1035 Undlvded 1~ Int In new in· duslt1al bldg. 38.000 SQ ft SU0,500 Probote ulc Call T Nun an (213 > 688 9000 SEl...L 1dh.• 1tt'ms wuh 11 Daily PIJot Class1f1ed Ad 1142·$67'1 • r Ml. EXECUTIVE your 3 bedrm. 2 buth, family rm. dimng rm home 1i. beauurully de corated in Mesa Verde 645-9161 I : OPEN llOUSE Rf Al TY ~ MESA VERDE POOL HOME Pridefully c11red for 3 bedroom. den & frplr Nt>w kitchen. c•;arpct, wallpaprr & pBint Owner anx10u.'I~ Xu11t sell now' Su)mit all offers' 64S·7221 •• 4-BRW VA ter111S. loweat pncc Agl.sd-8062 -. - Cl DAIL v PILOT Mond!y Jllly 24 1978 tton.1 For~ Ho.tM1 For S4e Houws Fw s. other AMI &,at~ Ott..-RMI lahlh .......,. For s. HcMIM't ~ s. ....... For 5* Hou Fo s-. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • . . . • . • • • • •••.•••••••••••••••••• .............. • .... ~: ... ~ ............ 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SJ89.000u •~-S ALL TERMS! L1· n g 0 N-"' e· ..... •-e CA"""'lS, cliffs ' shows terrl(lc ....................... 1709 \TU Ah1bama. HB . ..MF'l5V "'" ..... ...,.. • .. ~ "Trio " 3 bd Ope buul1fully landsc.iped 536-I 8 Paneled booua room. wallpal)er & levelon .. nouse8Sat & Su rmi 5 PMn to EXQUISITE OCl::AN secluded adult pulL __ 7 _l ______ _ dioln1 and flreplac 21811 Red J-lr t move·ln cond .• see It 21 V l 't!.n . VIEW L01'S-Estate gorgeous 241t60 1974 MIWTR.IPLEX reuured i.n this lovel)' 4 •Ill Rulm•n now. 714~1-1000 ~s is a ntrada aiu. ready ror bld.i. xlnt Ooous·top of the hnt•. bedroom bome. Lu•h Su .. r. • years old. J ·llOl. lenm. C.11 No"" Wulf 2Br. 2Ba. lom rm & IY IUILDHI yud. C.U now! $1 U,SOO. b<d,..m,2 bath • • • &SI.-WEST COAST mucb "'"""" you want 1 ~ BR."""" &2-J BR; Fant:nl.lc area' llAUTIFUL VICTORIA llACH P A C I F I C R E A I, lo live \n thls lap or lux a1I apadow; deliiu units OPEN SAT /SUN 1~ Real Eatau ESTATE. ury wilh ~paupers pun>l' 81ke to bch from here -Wood -ti--c•eu•arsy..... -· .. ~·-tbJBlslt.CKTt207-8) $198.000 f.p. 241 2 o .. rtooldRg th weter. lr.d ""' md 1-2 IUILDAILI ""'"~-Calfonlia Padflc Oe!aware. HB. 536-l?l.8 .,arkU-. l•c.-.cllblw w•lttwafer vltwt !:~~~ ... !!!~ Prime. Newport Heagbtll COMMUNITY Mob1le HomeSale5 SAHCl.EMIMTI ~ 1~--r21 fr09I tWs thne ~ holM wttt. ~ BLUFFS 1 LEVEL VIEW k>cadoa. 3 Bedrm home <A Presklential Heights. 2'706Harbor.Ste ZOIJ HACH.,.•-RW -~ ......._ +room lor2 more unit.al wtth all I.he benenta ol 540.5'37 '"".-~ ·----end unit. 2 br 2 ba. Build aod benefit. Call San Clemente livlni-1 Spacious, aparltl1nc ~2 2 499-4551 $157.000.0wner.644-4201 •nn. !usury Towobomes '" t op loc ation t N~VERDE UI 1 ll I ' •• Sy owner. 3 br 2 ba. Cn»cbt'Rttllty TamllY rm. frpl, fenced 642-5062 yrd.. Reduced to m.ooo ______ ___. ••lil!!l!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!! a& needs painting etc. Hui~°" 2980 Jacaranda. Ca II twtaow I 042 lrflM I 044 aft.er5.17S-84Bl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• scxaoas TOllACH sn.ooo FAMILYUYIMG LEASE & B.£GAMCE TOO Flowing floor plan OPTION around fireplace. con- versauon pit. that is an entertainers dream. 4 4 Bedroom In Unlvers1ty ~· 3 baths, formal Park! Lease while you daolna room. famllyj savethedownpayment room . Pool . sized yard REOCARPET7S4-1202 w/low maantenance . --------- RX AND SAVI Needs your personal touch Expansive view of ocean and canyon. Es· tremely qwet 2 Bed .• 2 & .• huge convertible den $121,500 COMV&UEHCE AHDHIVACY ~SE llEAUTIRIL Eleatf;:l decor. VanLuit w pers. 3SOO S. F. <>f beautiful home on 12.000 S.F. lot. wJrormal dining +(am rm . w/used brick FP & large li vmg rm Home ovtirlooks large cove r e d patio & beaut.dully kept garden & lath sh ade a r ea Separate garden w/frwt & nut treeS. grape arbor &st.rawbemes. You·11 be glad you took the time lo see this beauty! Call 646-4380, Ruth Laurie IOPWS 10 OHL Y $14.500 OwMr wUI help finance thi s charming townhouse Vaulted ceal· lna.s w 1walls o( glass. "Lovely " light airy home -3 bdrm. 3 ba In the btrl back bay . '7»1501. availabk?. Priced from S1ST~ '79.900. NOW is the time EXCITING 8ER'mA HENRY to buy. 492·2'710 or • • · REALTORS &11·9'Sl0. Lmmy LJ¥t.t Zl5 Del Mar C ·412l AIOYITHlllACH im Madison a8r. 2Ba . DWLU/$21,500 Ultimate REEFGATl: 20x16 l lv1ng rm In A short drive from WEST condominium Garden Paradise ror Orange C.O. gives you a Rarety available. now at two. el'\JOY lbe bes\ fOf' highly d esirable area Sl39,(l()O. less. With fantasl1C irOWlh BERTHA KEN RY <:allrorrua Pacific a.od posaUw cash now REALTORS Moblle Home Sales from your Investment m Del Mar 492.4121 27061La.rt>«. St.c208 Forcompl«edewta. 540.5'37 C4ll 97).4626 Mow U.CiUHA HIUS ...... U lltc. Cwnom made dbl Spa. 15 1631 E.1'7\hSt.SA millutes to beach $34.500 FOUR HOUSES PANOUMIC Oc.-Vkw ...... Walk back rrom the beach to Uus 6 m<l6 new contemporary 2 sty. mt a soanog tiled floor enUy. S&.ep down to I us camel cari>ellnl ID living room w /brick frpk w gas llgJlter. Walk lhru d1nln& room Int fabulous kitchen w /bltn microwave. Central A/C Autospnnklers. Molivat ed seller bas Just slashed price $10,000 for quick Submll your off er. 1 '°"'9r Model HOMt J+famlly. duung room Absolutely gorgeous pool. Huge lot. Fantastic mstr bedroom. Reduced ~ RJtr. in one. Beautifully re· decorated 2 Bed.. 2 Ba. 0 -Y·O JUSt steps to Laguna's Main Beach a nd Downtown Af· fordably price d at ---------• \.......JMliiillllMi,...liA_..ia 4 IUXW'Y custom homes av&l.lable w /beoefils or San~mentecoaslal Uv· Don't Miss This Buy! Bay i.na. Homes include wet· Ave property, (212Bdrm ---------ban. ll"ffnhouse win· o r m a k e o f f c r . 1'tlo separate houses on (H52A64·71 l two large 50xl75 R2 lo~. Noble Ho.9 Start S!JS.000 u ch Agt 848-8895 673-7737 or ~-8424 I, ,~ll hi 'I ) ' . ]]]l Main ~I 1111111111 ton B~h sale. Exclusive agent. Dramatic 4 BR. 3 ba. pool, 150' dock. By ownr $39 5,000. Days ; 1141898-3533 Valey . .., 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.950. tosioo.soo. HORIHS REALTY MIWPORT CEHTElt 494 •os7 REALTY 640.18 I 21--*--'""---*- l~+Studio 4 garages. beam ceil· angs. much paneling. frplc's etc. A blk Victoria Beach. Ocean views. xlnt cood By Owner. $239.500 494-•S bs dows. Nutone rood cen· es. 1-624·9914. SI S,000 DOWN ten & much more. YOU MaMle HCMM Stott 101 • ., X GROSS'. SEAVIEW $10.000 DOWN Broadmoar 38r. 2Ba. guarded gate. comm pool. jacuzzi. tennis. $235.000 balance. No qualifying. Owner will carry. 640-7778. •BYOWNER•BEACH MUSTSEE! Pricedfl'Om ls just 200 steps away. $'228,000. Allolfers will be 3Br. 2Ba. frpk:, 2 car aar considered. Full Bkr. co- in a Carmel·like setli.og operation. 498·0200 or ooapvtst.ln UdoSa.nds 831·9122 A s s u m a b I c s . r e . 8 uruts. pro1ected gr /m possessaoos. buy rentals. come SJ 3 • 7 6 8 . A " renttown. formfo 3BR/2b. by ownr. Mr. (714) 141-18'5 Werner. 558·6370 dys . ~l.32eves $138.500 645-1262 -------- 4PLUSRUMPUS ~'=-:!~J.. SMOG FREE $91.500 ble ~/white water Lovely smgle wide Kit SUMITS W _,... b I · w /expa.odo. low park ...... tobeac essthana V\e'W. rent. won't last a t .. ,.,..-~~ .. c-w ... OPIH DAILY I 05 757 W. WILSOH WOOOIRIDGE ESTATU ADAMSMOOB. Avaal now. Upgraded crpl, premium lot, end Wlit. 4 bdrm 3 ba. par· quel entry. Upgraded c pting in qui e t eartbtones . Close lo be ach & lake. Open Holl.Se Sun 1·5 PM. 114 W Yale Loop. 759·1501 Private jacuzzi + many other im provem en ts come w lthls detached 4 BR. 2i,, ba Greentree home. or sbcls. com mun pool, park, elc. $101,500. Ownr. 552.1557 Lease O~ion! Experience lbis de· signer's delight featur· ing day & nite vus. redwd. glass & smart use ol mirrors & sky lites. 3 BR. $189.500 Lmmac. 2 br townhouse. nr ocean. Pool, jac .• security Ownr. 644·1094 mUe. Nestled on quiet K. R. Properties ,.. cul-de-sac. Choice loca· Agent ~e Tate 493·9381 Sbr,900. CBK.531'7-63). Uoo. t.bis model like 4 or 492·9'95 ......_Home Stan bdrm. frml din. fmly rm MOTHER·lN·LAW &48"8DS plus lge added rumpus or . 28r bouse+4 l Br apls located in gd rental area, Laguna Beach. Ocean vu. I blk Lo be11ch sno.ooo. P.o.eox t~. Laguna 8cb 921652 $23.000 PSlUMIT 3 BR. 2 ba. new cpts & drps. Comer lot. w /lrg RV access & s toraRe. S76.SOO. Ownr t ain . 631-0954 WHAT"S YOUR PLEASURE? DR ... SO .... THE Bike to the lake from "' your cozy 2 Bdrm. 2 bath ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE! Townhome in Wood· This SI.Inwood 3 br 2 ha bridge. Feeling lazy ? dese r ves a t oast . Stroll to the pool close by t>nvacy mountain view. Want sol.Jtude., Take a Prof landscaped. pan sunbalh on your secluded den. many upgrades & redwood deck This more$83.900. home has all the fine IY OWNB qua.Illies of an S&S built 22832 FMborough Way home. HURRY ON THlS i1i . ''1"11\" ~. if , • • • • • • ...'\. ~ l • ·~; l'. 1l:111 . SIB-3262.. ONE! $88,500. --------1 Cal for Details H11l·J (,.J, .• ,,; \ .. "•.r·1t• ?need SSOOO under VA a p· praisal. Past sale. VA buyt!rs call on this 4 BR. Park s id e Estate w/bonus r oom . Ukr. 154-&!62 I bdrm. 31,, ba. 1700 ~q ft pool. tennis $7 3,900 67~7(}4 'lo l'Tedil assumes 51,.,~ VA In. 112.000 cash. ll uge lot, 48r. 839-0730 ........... och 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ • t; I I I 1 I ·• · llJ1n \~ ~untmrtun B~ac:h ~ Resale Specialists 3.4 or 5 bdrm models ;1vall. some w /pools 9684602 Pmnlnglon Properties REAL ESTATE COUNSELOR P R 0 P E R T Y MANAGEMENT Single family 4' multi·plex un· its. Tax deferring ex· change. SelleTS & buyers available Gary Bosler, !MI04l8 ,,_ I l SpKial We're forced to rel~ate so we're selling our btful 48drm. 2Ba + ram rm bme. Decorator crpts & drps inch-1 ONLY t.,_, MI 'S FR BEACH IN EXCELL AREA NR SCHOOL le NEIGHBORHOOD PAll.K. •.SOO. 962-492'7. 644-721 I ALL YEAR VACATION rJj l BR coodo, near beach & shopping. bltn kltcb. new carpet & drapes. Pvt pallo. $42,000. PP. WOOD .. IDGE 963-U&.2 REALTY OVER 66 AV An.ABLE, 2. 55 I ·1000 3.. 4 BR hom~ wllh low --------$15K BELOW MARKET Sacrifice! Btful lrg nu 3Br Wdbrdg. 813·4311, loteresl aaaumable ~o new loan reea or quallfylne. Red Oltpe\, 53S-93ll A#· E.1~tt1lt1!! .,, ;I Bl•l•J ~ Walkt!r 1; lt!P. RealQtate UIMG ()range Tree Plan 4 on the -------- ~--.r...-. OPEHDAILY 1915 WlNOW ARD 4 Bdrm home reflects ex· ec living at it.s finest. Redoced. $10.000. Coats & Wallace R.E . 64().6161 rm. Open Sunday l-SPM. guest qtrs -b<'h house New 'Tl 24JCS6 • New adll 21522 Archer . w . across from~ Nr. park. Full l'rl <l n Brookhurst S /Hamd. bch acnss. ~me area Landscaped . Ofr . 75&-1501 K..R.. Properties, agl Sue t~St84 ev Tate . .-01or492·9496. CA.Ht&Y YaLU.GE Wat.er dose. 2 super de- luxe 1977 dbl wide Lan· cers. beach pro~rty. <A3'166& A34213\ YACAHT I 10 deCJ OCIEAM VIEW 3 BR 2 Ba. lots ol glass. big low maintenance yard. Banker says .. must sell .. ! SC01T REALTY S36-7S33 MobUe ~ Stont 848-8895 nus home plus mcome 1s Orange Couaty·s best blu'. Ooe two bedroom house with four-two be droom unit s ro r SllS.000 Ca II 7S2-1920 ' QUAIL PLACE PllOPanlS'- cc,. Tl~, ...... De An~ Village. N 8 Clubhouses. pool!>. beach. boat slaps . 3 bdrm . $35.000 terms --------- lyOWHER AllUmable loan 8:Y.'M. 4 br 3 ba. POOL. famllY rrn. 2 fireplaces. 2350 sq f\, latbe & plaster. cul· de-sac. Pr1ce reduced Sl 7 .000. 114 /496-40:M Owner/Agt.. $162.900 NEWPORT Owner /broker 6i5·8458. 631..:ml GRAMD OPEHIMG OH 16THFAIRWAY SSOOCASHRBATE Municipal golf course. Any mob.le home bought l\la years o&d, two story. t.hru Utis store t.bru July lots ol wood and glass. 3l. l..W18. Forever view of Cat.al&Da ......_ f.4-Sfor9 aod mouotaina. Tbrff M ... OCIOl. t--'h ba•'-l«52S agnofaa ....,... .. v ~ Westmt.OSler all built ·in lut.cben. pro-(114) 848-8895 fessiooal landscape. Call -------- for appointment. a.soo Small 2 bdrm Mlf. COLE OF HEW'POIT r e n l S8 I. so . A I s o REAL TORS Fiymoutb Volore' $3150. 675-5511 ~!M6 CUSTOM .. , MHd to W Gorgeous ranch st yle I Heecltwed.•• • • * c~t.orn built in Newport' b Wllle1111 laker ••• IHIDKker 24341 La Herm0511. Laguna Nlguet You are Ute w111n« or tlrHfreetidleh (IU 50valueJ, lO ·---11ros. ... IGley Ciran August 3rd thru Ulb Anaheim C.Onvenuon Center.800W. K.ateUa Tickets must be ex- cbang~d for reserved ~ats al l.be Conveation Ceriter ahead ol tame Call 642-5678, Ext. 329 to claim yourllcll:et.s. ••• Qwet Cul·de·sa". Red New V% acre 4 r. ocean "' vu estate. siJS.000. Bldr 20tW. Yule Loop bnck pitbway and white says, "JUST BRING ME Irvine rail fence. 2 Massive AN OFFER!" Youarethewlnnerof' SIDE IY SIDE f~. Beamed ceil· M · Ch-' Bk thrff frff tidr~ 0 11181 EV l.ngs. Huge famllY room an or us. r u..--....A w/11 ft.. wet bar. True 493-9381.492-1643 ($22.SOvalue>.to You can live in a lovely country style kitcb4;n-Salt..... • ~lrot. three bedroom apart-.,. t t ' 86' d .. a• •-1au....y meot and bave the ,. an as 1c covere ,.~,~ .. I 071 -• - paUo! RV parking-and •• :::T::.•••••••••• •••• Cftln secunty ol a handsome much. n:' uc h more ! BY OWNER Auguat3rd lhru lSth monthly rent check from Owner will carry 2nd MUST SACRIF ICE-Anaheim Convention lhe other apartment. all T.D. Jwil reduced $6,000. Large 4 br 2 ba c:or lot Cent.er. 800W. Katella in good condition. Beat NOW only $219,000. To many idras too men: Tickets must be eit· t.ho6e high nsing co:;ts. ~~· call today! tion. Must see. ssa.aoo. changed for reserved Calltoday752-l920 . Ol'fl• '" 9 •11\1UN10111 Nlft • Open bse. 49&-2l8l. C:,~t .~:.cfo:;;e,~~ocn ' QUAIL [ CE IT..... 1090 Call 642·5618. IM 32U 10 p• .._CE ~lt~PJlfJ ~;:;·;~·~;~:·~;:; daun~u:~~· Pll~TIU·· , ' .:ma -1•••= in Hills. New w /v1ew. _.,. Lgel Br. J ba Compare '578xl3housetra1lerawn·i---•O..-~_T11_~_· _o_, __ 1 _ pnces.$1'77,000.586-4288 ing & wrought iron ll•G>IOSS stairs. May be seen 133 E -·CH~ WutlA:tht IOtl 16lhSpaC<el7.CM -r•vPE:RTY •• .. ••••••••••-••••••• ---=--------Balboa penin. (8> l·br AaMpforS* 1200 uolls. 10% down. ~.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• contract. $425.000 Pnn 20ACRES In beautiful Murrieta Vallev. surrounded bv hor~t· ranchl·~ ha., ,, .. own water well. Terms. FARGO. (71416T1·5QU OR 522-0S:JO. oo.ly Owner.646.Q38 loo.toluUd EASTSlDE CM . 4 re sidences on a doubl~ wide R·2 Lot. $220.000. Agl 6iS-f800 EostsWt btccmt 3HOM ESon l LOT Excdlen t l oc ~111on . Pnced nghl Jl $165.000 Costa Mesa tbe kMls brinl the dog lake. l br. & loll. Cen· * DUPLIX * Qeu "f...dy for conve: t /alr. bcauUfully d • Ol:ean akte of hwy, !eve nleat f•mlly llvln1 corated. pool, tennis. 1ot.eaayaccesslobeach1.1--------- 3Bdtm. fam rm frplc Ci It recreallon room. Nttds paint. minor rc 2~Ba. cov PltlO. itoraa~ anl fut aale SSB,SOO. pa1J11 ; Ideal for hollll' & med, dolhOuse. 2 ml'a t.o Owneragt. 832-87~ Income. Hurry. onl ocean.. C\c»e to 11chool11. DIBR&D Sl!it,llOO Owner lruafft'f'ed Com Now OHerlDI Plan 4 Mission Rutty 494 0731 pare at *.300. T'~~i..-.• S-, c:411 •.-..... v•n:•uu ..... e. Hilhly UP· Great view prime 3 br 2 ba U .. J7~'' vackd. Top loc. O•ner paUol M&r bucb town -· 541-5132or~ ·-·~pm . ,_ -. HllD HELi'? Help youn1eU to a ll~JMI select.Ion of QuaUrled Hopefuls In the DAILY Pll.OT RELPWi\NTgO ADS "' <:OLDWB.L. ..... co. 496-7222 831 -0836 nr,.w ... ..,,.. L..-.Mipl ~ J...... u fwwlllled Hou • u fwwlafwd ~ Uftfunt'ahtd Aportftttnh U..tunL I Motld&y. July 2.4, um OAIL y P)+,QT cs ~.~~.~ ..... ~.~! ................... : .. ~ .•............... :: ... = ........................... ! ........ ······················· . ~-..................... 11'..L.-. 'Hi Mew-a. It 32'9 W...,._ t.r UH def 122 Aflutwc•u.tw.. 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No fee 640 7584 . 673 ·3269. frp l. dis hwasher. Shores ureu J br. l ta.a ln('I 2 blk:. lo bcb ma1 qn1 .. 4'1pa lilOOmo &40504il 116t·2566or97l-2971 11311714 d I ,, I I ...,,,~ • .,.1' _,...,c..c ... Mo/&HAe Al\ 499 4!.&I tz:AI 2 bf' IDdl') ludl pMl.IO &aut 28r • dcn t'Ondo · &&raae. P•t.ao.. ~23S8 "P e A r 'I • ~ ~.-,.., ,,.,..,~ ~ ,i.. .. 31 69 Gar 64)-tiO()Sa\e' Fu fo)"pk . w-.itbat p0ol, Jll<'. Harbor View llomc•. • ......._,_...shed 0#' Ytont cozy 3 bd or den 3Br 2Ba 6 2 Br xlnt loca. 1714)~$&'71 Rmw ~ w sh1Jr~ 3 W ... ~ ... ~ ......... •CONSUMER'S GUIDE uu.nia Biil~ w twach BR. lam rm. all up u..tw J lted )JOO rrpl('. dbl. gar ~/mo u00.dosedaar. l yr old 2 br 1'7 bu townhouH. hoUSe Sl!iO /mo ulll •Ml I 'dod -~Imo 9tiJ41377 &raded. nu <'tl>ll Par k ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• 640·7584 , 6'73·3289 . 96()..l0l4. pauo. gar. no J)l't'I Near C.ill t.iarry or Kathy Stay 4 wk.a on ~ unn" Vouaie Zbr relng kad& ----ilk.e backyd. 6'2·2932 831·1'114. Hoag. SJ2S. ~ tn6'1 ~11 aft 6 i\ug for S2000 lBr. 2ba. garS!65&4.S-4900f'ee MlUbrluda~l.lly11rd CORONADJ!:LMAR Townhouse. lovely, spac alpgS 673·1.2i02 •CONSUME'R'SGUIDE Jl7S2brk1d1Mrfncd yd 2brl'Ol\do.nearncw Npt C harming <'Ottage. Charmlnaupper t BRf.or 41 home·like. 2 br with Ckcan' 2br pool' Refrg -------Small fee. M7·082A Terrace Adult6 only. no hdwd nrs • UAed brick one ma lure adull. Patio. pvt gated entrance _. 2 lod!I GOO MS-tl!OO fee MagniOca~nt beachfronl 2 Br. 1 ba. lncd yard. •HOMEFINDF.RS • peta. $460 642 5206 f'rpl. 2 BR. l ba Beach part furn. xlnt loc. $200. patios. Some with att •CONSUMER'S(:UIOE West Newport : ho me 4 closed garai:e. children close $525 642 1Z76 S · · I Bdrm. 2 baths+dorm ok. nopetb $32.S S4lMM38. 3 Ur pool home Perfect W ........... CCNMlo Comp. tum. 2 BR. 2 ba. -~~age_. T==~o~ 1 Wow' SlOO ocean rerra loll. Vrly U.e. '1S.U01mo tiKl! Joann. Apt A. r o n d S 6 So . 3 0 r 2 br. 2 ba Bayside Dr l·blk to beach. ~ Costa MHo 3124 a uui. Call 645-4900 Save• F're 906-S87I -----t o w n hOm t'. Hunt FKbv1ewll200833·3817 8oydRealton675·5930 •••••••••••••••••••••• .. blk w Huntington shop.. •CONSUMER'SGUIOE I I m a 3ti y r old wumao w 19 yr old wn &oc*uJg t.oshare my new ly k'aHd condo in Lak1• ForeSl. It 111terested. cull aft 6 PM wkdys or I :! noon wtcnds 71111· 1260 ----Eaiit·s1de 3 bdrm. den, llurbour urea. $57S Joan pang renter mall. A<lults VllW entry k11. 2~t bu. xlnt or Jo8'6·t.371orM6·2597 BEAUTlf'UL on LIDO 2 Co•h 11iwi .... 1 LLAarJ~l ... 2~.H3 Ab~d"roSom No pets. Fro m S435 Be~h : $200 utlJ pd kid:J Female t.o share w /sam•· Culahna, oct?an. bay & cond $575. 7~·1002 -• Bdrm. den. dining rm ,_,..lhed 3400 "' .. "" Seawind \'lllnge. 15555 pool! ~.oo<>tsm fee own rm le ba. Ref fat• Newport frorn this 4 br --------· lf"l'W.. 3244 ;md pvt p11tio 2 baths ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar en apt1. Dt1hwhr · J-lunUnl(lon Valhage Lane. •CONSUMER'S GUI DI-: 557.:n216 (Iv msg Mary~ 21 2 ba funu.sh~ bomt: · Nr So Coast Pha11. 5 yr •••• ••• ••• •• •• • •• •• .... S800 1 1 w terr ro \l bl ff bltns. encl. Klir. aaa bbq H B 17141898-WSI Only 1750 m o Call old 3 BR. f11m r m . yr y. II r 3 Br. 3 ba In Easl u . Pool. Oas Pd. 778 Scott . . L.arte 1 Bdrm Steps to Fem rmmte wanted 1125 Hayward·Walt\on Real tastefully decor a ted . RIMTALS u CJ'I Home:. 631·1400. NB. <>c;.. green~lt ~I~ Pl. 642·~3 Lux town house npts . bearh Prpk Vrly Resp utLI pd 3 Bdrm house c.ill Elltate.1:n~l F a mily pr ef'd S575 2 BR. 2 ba . · .. _.,,, Super view. Lovely pnv 3 cond: r . par • 11~ garage. 38r. 2 ba. frml adh only S3llO anc·g U\JI EUenS86-9445 _ Lease ~7-0l33 3 8lt. 2 Ba 5000/575 BR 2 ba home Comm shop g. WOO/mo. 833·*5 New 2 br. 2 ba. all bllns, din. entry kltch. $500 ~ wtblwf tn-levtil 3 br. 3 3 BR. 21,, Bli $57S/1625 pooj & lenn!s. $1 .000 Per (213> ~. frplc. encl. gnr. paUo. 964-1~ ------Mature Oinst1at1 1.tdy to bM ex~c.-vaew hom e Spacious 3 BR. 2 ba. 4 BR.2~'18a 1640 mo Agt 640 6500 o d -L-t lndryrm ~. . 2lir. 2Ba. I <•ar garaie. ~hare rentaJ or. Balbou wi pooi'°'& JaCll.tZ.I L&e Greenbroo~.nr.So Coast 4Br,38a $700 • r C.uom.;wtMtt TSL Mgmt 6'2·16032 Br. children wek'ome. cpts.drps.dshwahr.~ Pen1n Eves & wkndi. d"n w pool table & bflr Plaza Cntry katch. shag 4to5BR.2~'t Ba 1875 7~·00R7 UllfutW~ 34%5 no pets Starting .it $270 mo.548-21118~ G73-62A7 .. :orm OR ldeal foren ('rpt.AIC.frplc.pat .. 934 YEARLVLge 3br.llvba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MES.l,. ... lS mo846·lll07 ~· 3176 --------- terlui ning Wulk lo 1'Ualea.M95.~·1214 lhow;efromocean.$600 2Br. l"aBa. adlls. cln, I Hr l2BS Pool. jacuw. S.. GcraQH mo Lge :i br. 2 ba. •, quael. pool Ma Sq orea adults. no pets 2650 Bran~ new 2 & 38drm ••••••••••••••••••••••• forlleftt 4 350 5chools. shos>pang. tennis $210 lbr kids & pels ok block park & bay /beach. $350 mo Ilse 540.0374 Harla Ave. CM. <Mesa •CJd s. huge oackyd · 2 br apt. walk to beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~b o~:O~[~t':i> ~~ ~~I~ ~~s~.~llr 11."t blks lo ocean S600 mo To~ Verde Dr E of( Harbor ~ 4 8 ~K6 5sa;o ~ ~~ S275 332 Enctno l.n. apt arage for r ent Gooll aocl linen~ nt•gollu bit• •HOM El'INDERS• blS 80UI or 675·6775 Uwfunlished 3525 Blvd> MS-2447 Wkends1eves. 5:M>-41t73 0 498-~. 634· Hl\2 lotauon 3 maru. tr bcb Gardener & PoOI care an 3 HR 2 Ba. D IW. FP. walk ••••••••••••••••••••••• l br. cpltl. dt'fl6. no pets Sea"-m imo 00-5953 el 64(M)TiS673 5'921 m52brkidsJ)l'lspalio to bch. pools.~ & up 2 br. 2•,, ba. end gar., 1235 mo 2 Br. 2 ba upper. encl Capistr.lo 3171 aterfront omce. small S280 2brk1da;focd ydgar MarinaReally642-8850 pallo. (rpk . No pets 64.5·22'74 garage .. clean 1325 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0• •·nny . 2nd stor.11 Wmterrenlal.lgdplx.:!Ur • lit u.7 ,,...... 2 1702 Broo khurs t "" :Sma oe oN ·"°""' · ln ·ane $42.51mo. 581·&185 • paraous 2 bd. upiwr. w/balcony Furn w /bath up 2Rr dwn, ,, blk from •HOMEFINDERS • -.523CAM"1,l>a·IRVl"E SEA VIEW 3 bdrm. 2·.~ or752·8894 H~e 2 BR. F./S1de.,ul1dl 962-0778 patio. 2 gar. pool. cll!ao. lessee on sabbatical ~~wosrhr~~~I;~ rkpntd~~ ----bu. ocean vu, pool/tennis pd . open beam, clgs. nc NEW DELUXE APTS park hke setl•ntt. $32$ no Avait J yr Isl' SlOOOtmo ~ ., ~ S2~~f1~~~;~e 3Br.2baBeautlfullyd£>c Sll00.12131430-3629 ..,_....ntsFumshtd yd,$.l~mo.~4387 1.2&3 Br. family rm. pets499-3817 540-7252.8-430. •llOMEFINOERS• ~~sm ~0~;0,t~nr~~~ BIG CANYON ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sp11c1ous. Quiet 3 bdrm frplc 963·6908. 9ti8·2720. ~iihf'llnWsh~ Offic•Refttal 4400 .......... __ • .._.._~J·h~ 1 C b 1 Coato Mesa 3724 townlu;e apt w /lge pvt 962-6154 _ ........... _,._ .. ~ l•OO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ""nsn • ..... Cotta M.fo E.Slck inc · ·an t> llt:/o1Jl P I Ad ltis So -~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• 7520283orS497751 '\1,'I Spac1ous2Br.2Daun1que ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. oo . u . rrt3BR2 BaD/W rplcg· ••••••••••••••••••••••• G.twral 3202 J br & rlen sho1>11. nice . . ,. 2 story townhousl'. Attractive t & den, qwt-t oo pet.a. $375. 645·3381 or . . . N . ar. THE EXCITING ••••••••••••••••••••••• uca P etslkids OK. Woodbndge 3 Bil. 2 bu. Amenities galore! mature adll. No pet 675..s!MS ~~~~~()(' 0 pets ,.41.MMESAAJ'TS. •HOMEFINDERS• 67S·M35 den, frplc. ii ng l hse •Planked dining rm & Gar .. $285. 22.34 Rutger11 Ea.st.side. 2Br IBa m tn· MINUTES TO NP'?' IOOOsorv .. f anries W1?1)tsidl' 3 bedroom w /atrlum . Beaut lotchennrs Dr.1·213 /454·5104 plell, frplc. crpts. drps, ~c.lous2brapt •. ~auo. BCll AJl areas Allpnces Townhouse Apt. t i.; lndscpd.communpools. •Trash compactor Unique Bachelor. Crpk. bit-ms. enc gar. laun . kid.solt.S2S9.Aviul 8'1 8ach.l&28R Thebe are Just a few bhlhs. kids OK /no pets. parks & lake. Lse 5575 •Alr conditioning · t ..,.... Wtr/gas paid. older child 847·0967 from ... ..,.. i . u1> ""f b h " mo. 64().J.564 Janel. eves ; •Frplc & wet bar pauo. w 1ut1l. qwe . *"'· _, .. si..., um ac , Available now S355/ S99-9S96 H 84().7~ OK no pets . $325. 20 Paradise! 1235 pool' Jae Adu1LS. No Pe\:> 1175 lbrk1d ok coi" pix mo~depos1• ., .. ca.•6 ----• uge mstr swte com· •Mt'e """'" 3281 Sa ,,_u .. """'S .,. •U!t M""B Or J T • """'""'" prises entire 2nd noor, Ha ....... .. ch l740 ~ ,.....,. ' una............,., a ve, r ee WU '-" • S20G2brpebhurry ! !:'Ill. Co do-38 11 B r So New luxury Woodbrtd~e has sitting r m a r ea . .::'!::'!~ .... ~ ........ Ea.stsadetownhouse~br. •CONSUMER'SGUIDE IS Bl.lul~r;g',N~wpon 5Si-M24 C~t Plur~:i . 'po11~1.n gar: twnhme. lrg 2Br. 2~Bu loads of wardro~ space •Bach ·Lon& Beach . ba. brand new Chaldreo 1245 ruce 2br kids Call 9a.m-5pm546-9860 lcAoalslattd 3 206 µat10.Sf75ti4U07:l.'i +den&bckyd.S625/mo wlmirroreddoors pnvacy Utilpd Nopet.s OK. n o pets. 646·4262; 00-4900Saveon ree" , ••••••••••••••••••••••• --7l4·990·HY15ot632·3983 •MUCHMOR~: cws 645-~. •CONSUMER'SGUIDE IOClfM 40G0 Uay' Jbr 2h11 5:12.S r l'lr)! Oana,omt 3 22' w db d -L. 7 t Adults. no pet& Sl'.19S m o Sl.85 833·8974 ••••••••••••••••••••·-•••••••••••••••••••••• oo ra ~e i;.S a t'" ...... \UV\ I II I /\villi Aug I Townhous NEWdlx I Br. cu•lom d n· \.1dst>t.'H!1110:,.1,,· h ·l' • Twnhse Uncoln model '"""""" Bache or Apt. J ut1 ., .. Room wl k1tchenettt' •t:ONSL.Mi':H St:L'llJi'. S4S03+11enk11ls-pcb 3 br 21 ~ ba prof de· liluHi.. l"e 3 BR & den, paid. 1 bile to H 8 Pier. 2 br. 11., ba. ~ar. frplc cor. All bllins. 6 blks to ~w~k&up -----Small fct.-~7 0824 !ii~ p11uo & lmbcpn.e " Adlt only. $100 mo Pool & Jacuzza Adults , b each Pr et ga v o r ~ 91M for Ii.~. lu•l'I) 3 IHt. 2 ha ••_tO\fF.Fl'.:OERS• ~75 mo Avail 4\u~ ht ltlnt lex· rns Month Sheryl, 960 ~SI S375 646·2010 bberal S300tmo 966.5742 home. den. frph:. PJl ~Toro . 1232 64().2360 i\genl644 1133 •--a.ach 37..0• NEW PT E Rick Ambassador Inn an l'osta lll'r's req'tl ll40 mo + a -__,..... -BRAND A as Mesa. 2277 Harbor <.:en utll f or appl. 673 0191 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm. JI• b,. w ndo Custom ho me. Big CJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• side CM No pets ~./m lf"l'M 3844 trally located. 235 room!> <.:oty3 br.2ba.gar.fnc·d Ne w c pt tdrps W 1D nyon. lmmed occupan-Completely fum bach I fr74·2047 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MANY w1lh kit chen. yrl Kids & pets ok $425 hkup s pool • $465 cy. 3 Br. ram rm · bl.k tobch 1 blk lodotwo d II phone & TV S'4'1mmmg -...Oa,_..1111• 3207 Ab'l No fee 964·2.'i66. 833-9100' day"· 836·0656 privacy' S17$0 Mo. Agt Ulllpa..adPlo 7689451 · 1y:~dgSl~~e a:\!(':~8. •BRANO NEW• pool. J&cuzz.1. and rtt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 973·2971 ---. ~nse-0087 room. Dally •-weeklv ......... ----------i ""' nf 1 rt b o\dults. no pets S2SO. .. 1 ----------. E---"-1-Yoll 323 S250 2br uut frplc kids vo.:ea ront uxu ous 1 r S48.al20 11¥tME•s NEWEST rates start.mg from SS4 a HEAa JETTY ~ •Y Want a home but can't rehi g. 645-4900sm rec. $.'55() 2 br. 2 ba $675 Yrly week f'nmcCk1•an Blvn. lo.:a ••••••··~·•••••••••••••buy now~ Sharp I br. •CONSUMER'SGUIOE AdllS.497·1082 2 BR. 2 ba. nl'w cpts & Af'TCOMMUMrTY lion . lur •t· 4 l>drm ().-luxe Tiburon t·ontln 3 family rm . air <'Ond. d K'ds OK No petl; "·1m .. ,Ju•.1~,lllc1<•ktr11m lir.2111 ll11·"','l'thar,_?1\ir S57Slmo. & let·~ t11lk Beach'$2S02brk1dsf,lt·X Hewportleach 3769 .rJJt;, 1 130 ~•5 ...,..,4' PO '" , ~ d I ··"" ... '7 • 25 •••••••• ••• ••• •• • •• •• • • I ·far gar I '"' . .,.,, HERITAGE INJ l hc Jell y suon l'c r c·on ·~ """",... _ .. ,,_. 67~·7133 trplc. 64.54900Save' 'c1• month l'lhuron townhou:.e. J Lir Uruv. T~rr i br. 2 ba. 2 •CONSUMER'S GUIDE -·s·nr-•s•T•O-l-E•A•C•H-•l 1r1:~. ~J~.~~r~e'i=s .vgri 1 21, ba. 11vail A u~ I car gur. Nr pool & JUl', Bcwt slip! $250 2br k1di. 1 Br. lba.yrly. S300 646-0983 R3l•·Wl7 vacant M50 S!'>Hi850 pets gur 645-4900 ft!t' 3 Br. 2ba. Penln $650 uccullve home. large & Woodbndge Condo 2 br. 2 •CONSUMER'S GUIDE SUMMl!lt RENTAL very JJMvate. Ncwly re ba. frplc & take Up· ! br 2 ba. hg fireplace. Bayfront. 4 BR. 2 ba decoruted. 3 br, 2 ba. fam graded. $175. 581 4255 adults onlf.· no dogs. on big bay. S850 Week rm. wet bar. erpt.s. drps. -comm poo . 1 blk from b I l n s • A / C . Nice 4 br. 2 ba, ds hwhr, beach. 1825. 675·5.557 res .• Garden like apts. adu.lt bvmg. 1&2 bdrm. pool & jac1JZ2I, 177 E. 22nd St. C.M. MS-~98 An apt community dt>· signed wilb you an mind featuring 8 spacious floor plans. Fumiabed or un· f urni s h ed l 2 & 3 bedroom apts. Available for~upancy June 20th. 645-4840 ~rm for workm~ adult Nr V111t11 Shopp1nit CM S1001mo day 646· 17116 art 6 S.15-3063 Female. k1tch privis $1.50 + ••, ulll. I rvlne SS9-6077 CdM rm w/bat.h, pvt en· lfance, pal10. rum or un· furn $160. 67~ FREE RENT* Deluxe Suites * 544.1269 sq ft Al amellitin Udo MarilNI VI...,. Newport 67s.8662 1.AYAtOMT OHtCES C..noery Vllla~e-New 111 fices from 300 sq II fJntJ.,t it· '1e w,, I~ p.1l1o s-park1n ~ & J:UUlonal included <iliOK Lafayettt.• Ave . N B 673-1003 soo sq fl dl:it ofc V. t9l.h SL CM from SISU mo. Tom ~2200 THE EFFICIENT AL TERNATIYE Mo to mo. rent aoel R cccp t . s erv . per.ionalized phone CO\I er age conl. rm. mall serv. i>attmg" more u1 Newpon. ntE EXECUTIVE Wash er /dryer. refrig. garage. paUo. Kids & 947~788 work Extras. Lease pref. $600. pets ok. $445. All\ No foe mo 968-4737 wkdays ; 964-2566; 973·2971 TiiE COVE·Baysldc Dr Pool. Jae. Priv bch. 1 bdrm & den, plush exec rondo seoo. 758· 1092 associated BRO~lll'> llfbLTORS 2 BR. l bath, enclosed garage. 241 Costa Mesa St.~agl.. FU TUR.IN~ •Park like setting. •Ughted tennis courts •Recreational facilities •Pool & jacuzz.i SUTTE60-~0 CdM. Lg rm w lfrph•. pvta.--------- ent.rance. Jhare balh. kll Ellecutive suate AJJ"port.t'1 prlv. furn or unfurn. Inn area. 320sq tt,con>cr S17S. 673-6622 ofc. all services pro f'Mlll Pt home. 2 br. • ba. wet bar. avail winter 549-0879 eves & wlcnds AIR CONDITIONED or y rly 549·4921 da~. 1 .... ls4• 1Hcll 3240 S29-Zl72eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br 2"'1 ba. fam rm. Deierfield. comm. pools. park. schools SS 2~ Tarbell R eult o r o; 832·7151 Corofta del Ms 3222 ....................... Lo• el)' ho u :.e 2 BR. Mature couple. no p\'l~ li.1rd1•n(•r S400 67a· 1~ HAHORVIEW OPEN HOUSE New de1:ant 2 bedroom .+-dl'n ($6751 ~dar & window home 5 Blocks College Park J br 2 ba. l/1 beach Pn\"te 2·car study, uar, no pets , be i,:uragP Fully main· M75prmo.21J/447·2410 tamed yard. Adults. No S260 lbr •, blk beach fl.85 lbr I blk lO beach Small foe ~7·0824 •HOMEFINDERS• S4SO 2br lie bdrms nice Small fee SS7·0824 •HOMEFTNDERS• ~ 525 18lh Sl. 1714> Temfic 3 br. 2 ba. dis 980-6331 hwhr, cpN>. frplc. rn1·d ---------t lCI.. W'w L •t , • • bh t WEEKl.V 3Br 2Br 2 br. 2 ba lownhouse w ten('IOt1ed gar. $325. 1912 Wallace. 64S·7300 or 637-5895 $350. --------~ . . $250 l29 3Sth St. N U 2 l3· 966-1'7 ll Bachelor apt. utll pn1d. Can rum1sh. S'lOO mo. 642 1334, eves 642 6578 4 br 2 bo. ao.oa II, 2 SW 2 br kads laundry WcOftin b1t-ifts D /W 645-4900 Fee 7 da~ tl 7 S600 "'°· untU • 6179: _•_CO_N_SU_M_E_'R_·s_· G_U_l_D_E 540-2345 S26S 2br pool ' Bltns rerrt< •Gas BBQ •Spark.ling clean laun· cir)• •Garden patio kitchen •Open beam ceilings • Kingsize bedrooms •Large walk· in closets • rrtvate dressing a reas •Accented walls Vlded. Plaza Ex«ut.av1 Sulles . 2082 M1cflelaon "212. lrvme. 7!>2·02J.4 Room &i bath In deluxe M V. Twnh~e All hme & pool privileges Reis R elwn f''r w y &:o;11 111·r1111 \\1· •1011 M a r g u e r 1 t e Pkwy uUIJtaes Oavas.!Jrown &11 ·9956 646-1684 DISCOUNT! L.nusual Mo ntc l'1to model hume 1 till, 3 b11lh!>. rum rm . full \ 1""' R>O \lo lncludloi:? 1(41 rdl'nf'f gt 67:1 S-194 yd. Kids & J)l'ts ok l1~ We aH• .._.,, ....,.r COMUmtn •w.-.l! fH.1 No fee 964 ~ or _........... 1• ....... 1- 00-4900. Sm rce Near comer or Walnut & Newport Island y r ly. I •CONSUM t;R ·s GUlDE J effery oft s. A. Frwy HH , waler view <~uiel , -(714 )559· 7000, sorry no m a lurl· non sm<>kl•r So Coast Plaza area. 1 br. peL~. Rental center upen Refs No pets . S325 I bu an 4 plex. Bllns. d8lly 9amto7pm B'l'aut rm. p v l b.tlh Mature e mpld lady J)('rm !.Oml' pnv r1·f~. s:1511 ~ Lai: R1 h 4l.14 7.J.ieo 12,000 sq ft ..... about our frn 97J-21H1 """'91S GYG -... before! you pay ~ome t--_ Sl50 to StSO wk u i:c n cy for the S1>11C rustac :rnr. 2 bu, rrplc. I~~ k1tcn & danin~ rin l'a t 10 dbl 11ur $!> 7 5 m o 7 S II 1 I 3 I 1\.17 CMia) .. llUNAROUND .. C ull lmmac 3 BR. Irie Grt•en Rl:':ACll IN FRONT OF CONSUMER'S GUIOE tn•e model. bt?aul lrg th111 decorutor 4 bdrm Many have and arc glad c:ountry kitch .. xtra s1zt· home w /fabulous v1l'w or 673-47'19 r rp\s. drp8. end. garuge. _ rent proqram Sl.50.t714 l768·733611ft 5.:_ Lagl.wtat.Kh 3841 LAKF:i"URt-:ST Rm hsto N11'l' roum Cl>'l ..... all. to b<•h. pr111 t•nt & 11..ilh 1.1 ~hl l'CIOk 10,L! h11 ,L!I nll.lho. Sl50 1)75 !'>:.!I~ WAUTOIEACH 1\llr llul)lt'll 3 lilt ~ l•J •11.·1·11n & con)·on \ IPW' • l'<i r aar i\dulls uni\ ...;, pl'I !'i SS50 M II \.:,I j.)!J t~l l mstr BR wtalrium. cor 801\TING act1v1ty and they dad :' Save time. gas ner lot. comm pool. S490. JClly. Lols of pnvacy & money & on fee. Avltll 8/1. Agl.. 642-0200 St i 11 A V Ar LAB LE I 000'1 of Rtfttala! WEE LY ULV K.lDS·PETSWEL<.:OME ~fwftt 3255 sim! in J 81 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3102 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-4900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERF'llONT HOM f.S Open 7 d11ys 9-7 S4754br kids pet fncd yd Calt 631-1400 13742 Ne wland Street. ------Smnll Fee. SS7·0824 Garden Grove Buullful Wr 2Ba. counlQ k1l. •HOMEFINDERS• -twobedroomapartmenti- 1•racklin frpl surwr -St.>e ad under Clas<; 31111 1 n e x r e I I e n t I · )\, II 3 B l'lean. itardener $4ti0 .. Ea !llbl uH tra I l'\ ~1 • neighborhood Pr1 valt' ~~Yr~~~"'uni~~o\mb~l <.:lllllO'>et•.847·3341 Mla.io.tVlejo 3267 G4().877Sor673·fl921 patio Vll'W from love!> dhl ~ar lt•nn". "ronl. lmmuculute 4 BR. 2 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------kitc h en . enclos ed .. _ S""'I ..... c·0 11tlllM L·1 O··ll Westcllff 2 br . 4!•1 ha 0., r 3 "n s. p 0 0 I JIU'\JZ.Ll,$i'25 7S907171'\''> fmlc 'llupaint &crnt'd, '""'"""..., ~ '° " ( "'" ,_, ----t'," mi from bch. ·£51~ Pl11n. Central uar. 3 8r townhouse. re ng. s to\c, S320 1month Call Danny Costa Mesa 1224 21().tl Rarl>ados C1rdc. "'/vu of hllli.. F'rml din sp~unpaa. twloa. sh'!rr '·pd~•ur&. at 17141891 · 1013. Drand new 2 & 3 br apts. lrpl's. wet bars. 111Bny extras ()pen I 5 daily 2f'i60 Elden Ave. CM OPEHDAILY lrandMew Dth&at TowwhcMiau AcWhO..ty 2&.J bedrooms, S380 & up i''areplaces. wet bars. e nclosed 11arugeb. in . d1\1duaJ laundry rooms + many elltras 2660 Elden Aw.• •••••••••••••••••••••• cctll 96&·363G lntc. fam rm. 1473/mo lsc u "-w •J'-------No pels. Call 644-7211 Adulta S.SSO C4-0·~M SPACIOUS I H Ontu TrJnQu t l P<ino r 11m1c B-an-d new 3Bdrm ... :: \" Apartment in Oranue I); \. 1cw 3 mi.Ir s1 Bdrm . r '"'"'· ' !:L 2 Br house. gar1:tge. L'lose " 2 •. bn Frp tc . Sl' ~1~~;,~c~2'i~; .i BR. 2 ea. bltn~. t·i1ts. to beach Call 64521111)r ~~~~f!Cr~d·,ru°~· ~:~· _:._r ir21 balcony & yaDr~ 1\uthc dys Wkentl~ eve~. drp:s. lg<> Pl:lllo. 2~1101 646-m 9118-9410 U r {I! •• ~lil'l:ljte opnr!' . tra11 SJ6 48_3 · · · · Allcantc $415 per mo 1st 3 BR. 2 ba. walk lo bch. comp. beauurully l'Pl°d · ' & last .+-security Call aa.oa laland 3106 Crocker INfty drell('d lhru out To sr G"""al 4 br. 2 ba. cpts. SUe.566·77t17 pool11 1tenn1s ts1s1mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-SOll2or752·8863 JI 67J.22A2 •.. Owner 645·0423 646-3686 ca reni-.xl yd, kid!! le pets ok $U5 3+fam k1d:i pels T 2Bdr~·.183· yr?,:: C~ts, Studio apt. decorator Charmtnl? :l ~drm . i! IJu 10 l\vail. now. s;ws. Agt. no Smull fee. r,s?-0824 li9Canyo., wnhH drps, sto .. ve, re n j:?. gar, rum. pnv patio. water & 11ulet nc1ghbnrh u11d feefl64-25M .. 173·2971 •HOMEFTNDERS• 2 br den + wclbar.2'-i deck.137;,.494·3223 -gas pd S200 /mo flrpt1 /W1W cpl. fr1>•c Super 3 br. t•~ ha. frplc. ba. lots of storage &·ex. latbooPenffla.lo 3807 646-S330. 1495 ~8 645·31KrJ I r d' "r"" Spectacular 3 br. 1~. ha. lras. mirrored doors. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------:- --· ---· ---• $IC am in rm • ..!.. frplc. di!lh whr . itur. kids mstr suite, frpl & cable. STEPS TO BEACH 2 Ar, 1"'1 ba.610 Joa~n St L>RAMATIC. nu 3 bd. 2 "• Ku.Ill & pels ok $43.5 Al(t , & pelc; ok. M7S. ARt. no securlt)', pool, tennis. & C • 1 bd h d Adults. no kld11 Small be 2 i;ty. FP Nr bch. Lg ~ft>ell64·25B6 : 973·2971 fee ~·2566or973-21171 J&C Adultit. no pets. S800 u.e rm. uge yar · petA MIM638 >d. S575 182.S 646 1035 1mm1H: 3 hr 2 ba. form -mq, 675-MJS Util. pd. $31S. yrly · · - ----Newport luc:h l26t ----"--------673-5439 or 833-6118 SJ.85. 1 br. nice qu.1e1 area I BR. 2 ba. family rm. din r:;j, lpg Y~· : 1'f,;;· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sff:PS TO RClf lit dlx 2 2 BR Fr I ..,.00 1, I adult. Non·s moker ••••••••••••••••••••••• p1111 r•lub, util. 155 mu . COfllllllrrc~ Part. OCEANFRONT fi·m, ref 581 246'.!._ Newport 8 33-88 t: DELUXE t & 2 BR from $120. uut Summtrltntah 4200 CdM OFFICES incl 646-0505 • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • Balboa beach apt Slrcl)8 BriqM CIMery Ml'w l br. newly decorated. 6. steps to beach~ :.hop' SUIT ts So ol Coai.1 111ew. $325 mo 494·~91!, Sl75 wk & up li75 :>810. llw} Avaal abt.· ,...,ow• 731-4087 542 0..19:1 S l':E lO a ppn·c·1all' nl5 \.:all l..Jnda li7~ Z.JI I ~HIU' 3850 ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• F'ABULO l.:S 7 Bdrm GROUND FlOO• LAGU .. A HILLS New adult deluxe apt.s furn & wifum Ball.iards. pool. jflcuui. sand volleyball ALICIA VILLAGE 25211 Stockport 5R1·6151 or ft&l -6130 ()(flee open 9.7 daily Pl'nthOU!.(' w rorevt'r EAST 17ftt ST. CM Vll'W or R.1~ .\\.,111 '°"l'l'k rn\·att· enlraon· 2 rm!. ly S750 1·arp, dra~. air r ond l>nvate room wtl,11th & Sl95 Per mo. inr l ut1l view $100/wk RROKER 675 CiiOO SaLisbury R F. S II rr S12.S 182_ 67J..a)()() Evc1Hl73·770li ·::;,9t~1 .',Ct Dnv:o Xln; rocaUon. 631·0900 2 llR furnished condo. ----- N9wport .. och 38 69 w a I k t o b ._. 11 ,. h 0 r f 1 l' " ' P a ,. ,. ' o r ........ ••••••• ••• ••• •• (Shoreclilfs 1 SlSO W<'ek· renl/leuse. 150·300 :.q fl ,ARK MIW,ORT ly A!~ent. 4!J8,0060: l'llt>~ rum1 unfum. good IO<':i •196·3523 lllm. Irv 1ndus l'Omplcll. Bac h e Io rs . 1 o r 2 752 15!l7 Bl!drooms &c Townhouses 3 BR. 2 ba .. frplc .. bit Ins. ----- From 1339 50 :! rur gar. Avail S275 wk . BEAO I LOCi\TION Spectac~lar s pa. tolal July. CJ()() In AUi? l\RCnl Ideal rental unit. 840 :.Q recreatio n progr am. S73-366:l fl on Coust llwy. N Ii llOClal program. 7 pools. 8 ---------Uul & mainl. ancld tennis courts At Fashion L.agu11a ijr h Crt•11cenl l<.clated marine bui.ine~i lsland. Jamboree & San Bay.3 8R,ID 1 b&,:il~fl. desired F1r'll 11 ... 1 JOA<)uinHUJsRoad. m>wk 4!17·20-12 w 1depo-.1t C.tll K 17 I 4J 64it. I t00 VCIC4lffoft R...taia 4250 W1u:el. 5.'i6·0S40 w per nlre. ma n~ .xtras near · ar "· · NO FEE! Houses. condos. st y 38r. 2Bu home. Mt · dpltc. -ef'd 2se11 Refs req'd NopelJI. 3 "" a "~e a • pr NJ-28r D~x U"*l111r•. ••••••• •• •• •• •• • •••• ••• s.595. 7 l~:n or 1*111• lmmMr ulall' 3 br. cl0tie to du p I ex e IJ R e nt a I ~ ' ... " TSL Mgmt 642·1603 .. .,.. ,..., .. ~'Ill' ai,'I b('ach. cpts. drps. dbl Puvilion.IS7~4912 Bkr Cypresa-A.~l7 frplc. W t · garage. Palm Spr1nl(IJ Vacation f)Jrmshed :! pl'r.,011 wan dow orface. avaJlnhh: fn1 rent in ND S4001month Coll Den11e 811ncrofl between Sam 3pm. Mon day.f'raday. 7$2·0298 Bluffs· ~e 3 Br. r"m 2 Br 1 ba '-aut location odullS. no pets. or L.1do Condo on Mas~1on llalli. .1 ... r cu""r 'On .. o brian d garage, tncd yard. Lelse n..... B ,.-k--1-4 B u p · Pt h 2 b 2 b ' •"" · · • " .., .... ~ \• · ~ 536-2.375 V)"<'n! llY u e ren. r. rm . poo . view. $675. sns erun. omi' r a. I fhild ok No pets S'l60 Isle shopping Lse. credit Counll')• Club. 968·5430 nl.'w, 2'" b11 . pool rlhl · 3 ba. jacuu1, e tc. 1712 Mo. Dowd. bkr644-0l34 wet bar. ava 1 wanter or m o 5 74 J o 3 n n St ref S500mo. 49'·6303 R ................... u .. -.... 4JOO t:itr 1500 Nu 1>l'lli H-Landmark. over 40 H ighland. S325.000. yrly 50·4921 days . 64S-3417or846-8865 ....,... ~ 642-5.208 N~ 2 BR end unat. llP home Agt .. 831-0llOO S. 0.-llf• 3276 ~2evts. Se.pt.ember Rentah4 HOMEf'l"'D""RS g rade d Dorothy . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. garaae. pvt patio f;\JmorUnfum ·~ o:. ou11 , <'>< SU VllW BR 1 2 1 N ,. __ ~ Mw JI 22 Bltlns. 1295. No children 3Br. 28a, ~. 1"""" o( vacancae. .,......._, t • At 3ty, v ew cw ~-. t 1110 V cto Su. h I •-...._ 11 Unobstrut'led vatiw of paint ., crpt. In good ••••••••••••••••••••••• or Pt 1. 1 na. pers &fl). yr Y ... e .\llan-n A 1pnc~~ 3hr2b11lrgfencedyard, O('eun and Newport area ~lse.'82·0960 ---------· fHS.3197 2Br.18a.S300. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dl SB.ECTIVh Gain J rehablc roommate 64S 741"1 •SHARE A HOM t.:• ---- Prime HB '.! room suale w /p:at w Xlnt parking. utal paid $325. l\gl, 536-~. Und eethenl'REEtnr nr ~chools . pels OK Oeach 38R. 3ba. New, ---------9mos.up&t.airs unil ••Llf'F.•• A•a11Au~IS.s.58"4700 full aecurlty. Tenn11. 28R2Bavlewhome.~ TWN'HSE.tp2 Br 1"" Ro , 2 Fantaatlcbacb.$250 C.tdowft t170 Oran1e Avf! C.M Good lo 2a IOC'11l1on11 j I I ''"1 •• ....._ "'"'l t re , , y~ old. le. pvt pallo. Vrly, ut.11 Inc, alb 2 u.,1-1:.~1 "'l' llE, 600 ~q fl. itlnt ""ye1 ... 1·n"'u•1n"'L• ""-r .. lfamily ... ~ . ...,,, 3 ....... llt'UZI • 11 "" mmanit monua)'.n a • .,.,r c...., 8 es I gar.new palnt.adults.no s N """f-r""..... "' -• • v " '""' ""' " '"'""' "" • .,,,,,., -... con11ldM• l11e opt area Aaent ...... "'""' m 129 3Sth t. Sha-a home or aptm·'nt par le In" S2 q 5 m u t CALLOOl::S ITALL hA. frplc, yd. $440 mn A;:;o~ner . 'Allk ro~ ., • ...,,,.,..., '''' l.'!,;!.!,.. pets P>Omo.64G·7027 /\gt.Gua,213-9661711 h.v:."' rn .... U :n IS42·992S 11 (1 ftpm o r SS7 OB:H ___ -le1&e Aft 5 •IM-0382 Gor'' ot •~ ... ~...,,. or al S31153+2;caraae view I .. B t d '-<."'6"r . ._I/",.... ~' .u wltn"s J .. --s II r GARD£N APTS p ex-.. r. CJ>. rp:t. WATHNOHT " 3 br h()u.~~. Small ra mlly Clran3Bdrm. 2ea. I ml to r~,,75!.~31 0w,n,or /Af:l •JID~E~·~e~. CORONA DEi. MAR b~ .. w~n lcloeBC't. nrt Spacious 2br. 2b•" den ~:::~'l.~ .. c~h·"· SUR l.t:AS E AT 1977 llnl)'. S W area. CM No beuch. $42.:i 'mo. ._.... Y .;x:av C'W me . f S•ovy ((. .,.....,, r. cp • ul L .., p R l C ES 0 E L UX I' n·•t•. n o •"l:. Cnll CallBlll.675 3859 ll........ ..... L_ 1286 2 Br Towohouae. rplc driM. bllns. S'l45 Adult~. Spect•C 3r view u:c 8324134Slnce l?7t • ' ' ,,~ " " 1•v-o......, CO ..... DO .---~ Pool tennia Some ocenn N "'-II u• 11777 u.riOtl.'llfr up•raded, new . MODERN 1748 SQ FT. '""3490 belw~-en <4 8PM ..,,""' "' " ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · Opela VII ....., • ., " II rt tn ,,.... 3 b 2 ba fomlly homo Lux l 8R 2 b unit & Catalina vlewa CIO!W! carpet na • drapel'1c>s Moturf' w()mun ~c>t•k s a or pa · o c.-e swlc onlytol!ee. ---~. drp11. bltn1. ~orner wtvl!Z. Avail mo~lhly. Small ocn vu eoll. yrly, to Fuhion Iilland.at fl~e l OH C£aJt.1~1 all utll Sandy beach. bcauUlul all\leuc. heai lth-0r1cmted noar OC A.lrpon. '725 2 8r cottage. fplc, beam lot wlbrick courtyard or leue opt. U&~ •~k. frl>k. 00 ~ta. beach.844-3511 pd., SUO mo. Call Larey 1arden1 . overlooks commune N B :irc 11 C:Jll Mo n Fri 9 ~ ~Ulop. patio. cloaed Nr. Khoc>la •park. ~ 640-2llll ~o. etc. 81) 647$. 1_11t_!We-_5MCI______ Balboa Island Boat sUp Ref~ ~8. Keep try. _1_14_1_54(}._206_1 ____ _ 111.Adu.lt.aonl,y .Nopeta. mo. 968-47:r1 wkdays or V H Wutl J .... JZH ..... _ .. .... Dm......, ll2' available. Adulta·no iog ............... 4450 OtO.&Sldt.~-4781 S..0171wkeod11• Harbo r u me1 -••••••••••••••••••••••• 3uww ... V» ..... ncwrpta, pt:ls. S\:100. monthly Monaco.2Br+den,2Ba. di1hwa1her. s>•llo "•••••••tt•••••••••••••• m&t14 Mature woman teelu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ne-# 2 bf' C'Of'ldo. bit In•. 2Br $275 W/Crdnr med lf85.Call54&-3755 hl)'.tcondoB' I i.BR 1,•tra I~& 11ra1• U 2S Lu. a DR . dl'ft, I blk from ---------female lo shar~ hou11e. EIS1DE c M S hop~. ~place. 11 , ba 1425 k.Jdsiur. Fee~.i900 -m• r r w 1m rror d 673-7513 Ast hli h achl. $386 mo Bacht'lor uoll '" block pvt bdrm. bi.th & kit orrc·"· hobb~·. wholc.-.11all-. ~ •CONSUMER'S GUIOf 2 Br. ()('Un VJCW. frplc. ('~). 1 "41Ba. lrl( kltcb. ~7hf\ 84' wknd11 rrom MftCh. All utll pd pnv $225 mn 641-5919 aen use 1-'r S8S S41F7249 new 1 y d e cor 1 t ed . Ptt.. 2·car J•r w1orncr. 2 br. t~I. pool. rcrr1g.11un No kid.a. no petts 201 E 4 br +den. ti yitrd. nr 1111 2Br pool! Refng ~ )'d aordeftt'r Adull:i . no pool, r lubhle. rul 9C'C deck. patio. adulll! No 1 BR. atovc. rtfna. Uul. Balboa 81\'d . S2~ JlM Gay•~ .tPl for rt'nt II H NF.WPORT BLVD.C M 1cboola. Ava]I Se"t I Kld~plrx FrcOO i.'lOO pets Monthly U TA ~ Avall 911 Call Jud pel$. S32S 6'7111418 ~'" ln<'ld No pel!I 1245. Gar mo + llttur1ty cJep Cull h1!ad1na 38"0 960 ,;,4; Pnmecomm'l locaUon M50.S..aol2 -OONSUM£ft'SOUIDE ~48c\'l'ti ... a36or891·62.iicw.-. orwknds. a\a.l.I m .• 31811 Sue55&-77t17 Rick ~sq f\ 4.94-5608 (;8 OAJI. Y Ptl.Ol 19T8 ~ raWW)f'aperi'"J "'-& °'909 TwHltg ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8&JAppllanceSer" Remodello&ofK1tcbcOJ., RJ Hwfman&Son Clean ups, H au l1n~. NOJOBTOOSMALL TRJPCILARG~SlO Bat.brooms &model&addlllons Landscaping Jmmed Exper h ondymo n , :iazsMam. A ~3749 ~"644or$48·4~1 .servicing 642-9907 plumbing, elec, locks 549-a.22 967-0169 ucen.'lfld It Bonded etc. You name it Ftee --Carpenter 4t cabinet --Exp. Japanese Gardener est.S49-32.80or7S4 1842 Service o n sewing work, small JOl>b & re Remodeling, add1Uons , Complete yanl service maclunes & small ap p&lf'S. ~ee eat. t;U-2003 rdwd decks & spas, new Reliable & oeat. Npl t-tf• .. ia pbanceAI. 1-011y service days. COfL'ltr u cd. s.s6-8341 Sch. CdM area. &&s--OOM Vacuum Cleaner Center. r_. t-i lfL •a.... a D-• OCC Student. l Ton lr\Jclt. 1572 Newport Blvd, C.M. -..-·.........,. ce "'6 "--. .... CJI' Tr h t ee trim Kon $46..3101 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G_r., Sw-rlm as • r ' Shampoo & &team cleun Homes. Apts & Add1taon11. ••••••••••••••• •••••• •• 6'2-5703. 979-&189 Aaptl.ttl.,aan Color brighteners: wht foredFobre HANDYMAN: Carpentry, CHEAPEST hauling m ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpts 10 min bleach Clean 642-6144/549-3325. eves. electrical. plumbing & town. Fr. ests. CHEAP! •Save Money• liv. din rm. hall $15. Avi;i nrs. 847·2787, S45·3820 8'2·2995or645--1390 Driveways•Park1ng lot rm S7.SO. couch SlO. chr Bedric;d •Repairs •Sealcoatang 15. Guar elim pet odor ....................... Gteldlltg Lile hauling -m oving •Li e NB. C M S &S Cpt repair. 15 yrs expr. ......_...Sectrlc ....................... Garage-Yard cleanin.:. A.sphalt646-4871 Do work m yself. Refs Licl27l36 645-0074 Haul, skaploader dump Reas.rates 642·070$ 531-0101. trk, grading, tree wrk. ......... Senice ELECTRICIAN-Pnced demoliUoos etc. 831-1257 ~ ••••••••••••• •••••••• r......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• _ .... _.. right-free estimate on Guthnmd~ DlvorcetBaokrup~cy ••••••••••••••••••••••• large or small jobs ••••••••••••:;.:::· ••••• WHaOUnt SaE~.ECALLall YGCLlngEhaAmN S50 Janos Europun Caler · Licensed 673-03S9 .. . Action Typmg. 960·M19 mg Sum mer parties, 5 aluminum seamless Girl. Free est. 645-5123 --b .. nquets, weddings. GGdlMICJ rlWlgutters w/baked on 661·346'7 ••••• •••• •••••• ••••• ••• enamel. Cstm bit on job Ccllpelltet •VERY LOW PRICES• TheGuttermen 542-1242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c......t/~ OnGarderungMaint. Carpenter F'r ·e c>:.l Any 0 0 ••0 ••••••••0 ••••• George S49 2015 H• tf•n !>lte jobs call All~n or Foundations. reta101ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tony.646864!t walls. blocks, patios. Expert c leanups, tree Gene ral Hand y man . --~1 uc'd. tr 1mm1 n g & i. m I Painting. carpentry. lnd carpenter. comm/rl'S la ndscape Cal l Mike. roofmR. masonry. Any + painting. Rcai.on HavesomeUungyouw1mt 548-2049 homemamtenanceor re· rates. John. 531·80112. to sell? Classified ads do modeling pro1ect s. J 547·93&4 at well. 642·5678. Want Ad Results 642·5678 Waugh. 6.11·2233 Immaculate Cleaning Co For tbose who deserve the best. 551-2479 SUNSHINE GIRLS Professional home and office clearung Fully m sured. Free l'St1matl' RE work & e mpties welcome 540.9525 the Moppets. that's our P~'TERS PAINTINC Plano tuning " repair ~ RF.PAIR & RKKOOf' i\11 name Cleaning ·~ our Expr'd Rl'as Rates yrs exp MliSter's dl'gree t Y P \:., 'h 1 n g I e <> ga~ ca11S46 2392 Free f:st. Call Gene ln m1.1:11c S22 $0 uus mo rock~hak~~ compo tar DIANE'S CI~EANING. S.SZ·0458 only TIG-4876 Fr~e!>l 5"l·SOOO $4 50 hr Painting. Extr II ntr Ex· .......,. JR.,.,. Trw Set-Yiu Elcpert work. rers. own pr'd, honest. neat. reas ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• trans. 557-0Mll, ~6299 Lac'd 964-1045 Dav~ Neat patch~ & textures Expert shaping. thm111ng AtHlST 193-1439 & tit ump re moval Walls, «Uings. rloors & Fine Exter. Pam~rng by -·---Landscape crt'ataooi. W1ndows cleaned. R. Sinor. St. he .. ms. Try ~ 67~2821 646-6145 me. 836·SSS52'l hrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- Mature European wornati Prof pamt.ing. Ext & int. HOMESAV ~RS P lumb· ~:,~r\0!re:e.!::;•c:r ~ or rull day. Free Low rates. Refs . Free IOI( & Heallnit. Fr~ cl.t. nam~ntal ·pruning. 'Prct• est 1 mate by a pp t . esL 536-4780. 536-4383 115 hr Honest & reliuble est. Local calls 494.3494 ~1-2529 service fJofA, M JC OK ---------•House Painting, Int .. Ex· m..8065or847·0383 __ WIRdow C~ ~ ter. Free estimates. John PERRY'S PLUMBING ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beck.631·3363,645-2161 S CM NB We clear any dram or erv1ng I tlrv 1. THE PLANT IROKER lnt. ext, servtng area for 7 sewer anytime• Free Reai. Coast Cleani11g Wholesale to publlc yrs. Prof qua I work. esltmates. Call for low Servi<.-e 548 58ll It would be our pleasure Reas Ins. Dave 586-8425 W1ald rates. 673 3181 "A"~ w· d Cl to show you-What to .....->l in ow eanlng. plant. where to plant. EUROPEAN EXPERT RewDdel & Repair 34 hrs Free estunate:. how to plant, how to Pa1nt1ng. r e m ode l . •••••••••••••••••••••••1_642 __ ·5668 ______ _ maintain Pnce luit: 1 plumbrng Frest661·2467 Addition. remodel all Gehclearviewrrom gal $1 SO, 5 gal $6 00, 15 types constr Fret> est "A CLEAR VIEW .. Co galS26 Fl ats $S.50.Smce Painti ng , Int qual Lowrates u c·d 548-tl250 You've tned the rl'st 1954 631-0595 hef 9AM or matenals. rates negot1a· ---------an 5PM ble.494--0589 a......a-now try lh t' bcc;t '. ----:ii 6.11-0217 MaloN J Housepaint1ng Interior 0;~~~-.~~~~;~~~.. p I h ed p I •••••••••••••••••••• ••• specaahst. Free est. John eop e w one e<JP t! Beck 631·3363or645·2161 Lac . 11326489. a ll t ype!> That's what the Bnckwork Small Jobs.--------roof111g,freet!St 898-5352 OAlLYPILO'f Nt>wport, Costa Mesa & Have something to sell' SERVICE OIR~CTORY lrvllle. 675-3175 eves Classtfied ads do at well Want Ad Help., 642·5678 1s all about• -..-Ul...tul 445 StofCllJI 4550 luliness Lost&Fcutd 5300 PenoMls 5350 HelpW~ 7100 HetpW..ted 7100 HetpW.t.d 7100 H.tpW.t.ct 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ity 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Modem SSO sq ft store or ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.AJst or Found a pet? Call Control hunger & lose ACCT'G CLERK ATI'RACTIYE 5400Sq..Ft. offtce.2630<E>Avon,NB. RESTAURANT Artlmal Ass istance weight w/Ne w Shap~ AnOrange Cowitybased GIRL Showplaceoflown J e rry Wyn n (2 l 3> $70,000/mo. League537-2273,no fee. Diet Plan & Hydrex restaurant has an open· f bul f Mesa Verde Dr Plaza 477-7001 Landmark. Retirement Water Pills. At College mg ror an eic,...rienced a ous pay or a ve.ry 1525 Mesa Verde Or. E a~ W__..__.... ..600 Agent. 751-1400 FOUND. Blk German Pharmacy & Costa Mesa accountmg clerk~ to work anract1ve, soptust1cated Costa Mt.>sa ......-> U1nYU "' Shepherd, female, nr Pharmacy girl to model privately 54s-4123 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Affiliate California & Minoesota, · m au phases of general for a few hours a week ---------mJResp couple wants l or MINI-PACK C.M.545-3342 Seek:StraightAppeanng acco untan~. Co m Girlselectedmustbeex ------2Bdnn place on Penm The right person can Male. Poss Live -an. putenzed general ledger tremely groomed. very Ket.all or offit•e space + be!Septlst. 673·1097 turn 6-10 hours weekly ID· Los t white & st Iver Under 21. Discr eet. and l yr. college level uc stable & be over 18 Ut· h\IUlg qtrs. Outst~odmg a..-'--sfl•n·st/ to an exciting and pro-Persian F cat. Vic Tustin 960-6667HB counting are a must most pnvacy, discretion Nwprt Bch loca.uoo $350 ~..:.... frtable general merchan· •. V 1st a B n Y a N 8 Xlnl working conditions & respect is a ssure d mo 7141968 J85ti ,._.. "' .. OVERWEIGITT" Lose 10 and bener1t progr a m Please write detailed let ••••••••••••••••••••••• dlse busrness that can REWARD640-1774 ds . 10 d th Salary commensurate terto·. Class"1'ed Ad "251 TOP LOCATION! -=---s grow and grow. Must en.1....:....:.:...----------poun 10 ays wi h A 1 u " ~ joy meeting people (no Found Short Hair German Magic Menu Diet. Send wit ex per pp Y 1n Daily Pilot. P. O. Box I 7th & ~•port llvd. SU<'ces!>ful retail shop. approx 950 :.11 fl °"90f't•lty SOOS SPlhng> and servacmg re Pomter F. 2.3 mo old. S4. to Charlton Health person 8·5. or send re· 1560. Co6ta Mesa 92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t I ts Set r Turtl ock area of Irvine Products. PO. Box 1218. bume to. The JoJly Ro~cr ~J Per mo. llkr 67~ 6700 2482 148 NEWPORT ILVD 900 sq rt . Add1t1onal ~tora~c avail Plenty of parking 642-3400 TRAVEL AGENCY 31 accoun · ·UP or er Arcadia. Cal. 9100ti Inc. 17042 Gillette Ave, you by professionals. 1t 559-5000 lrv . Ca hf 927 14 FRANCHISE can be part-lJme or Cull ...;.__ _______ ABE KAIAH UA Danny t 1 m e. D 1 s p I a Y and Found Med Boxer dog w I wants to talk with you ACCT. REC. CLEHK for merchandise satisrac· white stripe 0 0 chest Pl ease ca ll t2131 Conv. Hosp Exper. de The new way to own a travel agency. Travel Network. Start your own. Exp. not required Complete support & long tenn servi<:e provided Cal l Mr. Cha rles. ~:;;.t!~:~anteed or we 642~:~~1~ac;;ic54~~89~ _423-__ 7_S26_. _Ca_rol_e_. _ 5 _ 4 _ 0 _ 0 ~~~~.bu! ;~t1 Yrie~8~11 CASH REQUIRED -vcx.r. Social Clubs F'londa St. H B 847-lSlS P" "' ... "' S3 975 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.J'U~ "· •• • • • • • • Found long haired silver ·--------•I PLAN B rot""" Act1Vllies Director Exp • • •• • • • • •1•u 11 grey cockapoo type pup· PLAN C . . . . . $11,925. PY, male, 4.5 mos. Vic. Slt.eGLE? only. new pnvate club an PLAN D ........ $19,875 Edison Park. Hunt. Calll.NTROVIEW forthe Huntington Harbour, call hdlstrial Refttal 4500 _1_14_-8311-__ 924_2_. ----............••..•.•••.• 1.000 SCI £t Nl•w wart.>hou-.c sp:ll't? lfB In· dU.'>tnal Park. !t94 5351 IALIOA ISLAND Fora Mini-Pack Beach960·3244. intelligent & discreet Mary846-l366 Gift Shop with 2nd floor Information Kat. way to meet new smglc .... ~ ... IMCOME office Call fast for de· CALL TOLL· FREE FOUND very sm gray people. 752·:>411, A...., At~ tails, 640-5112 agt. ANYTIME, fawn male Chihuahua. Part tame w /pres t1g. MOO s r uffce & ~ar Jo Cucktails, Sunset Beach Cahf. 1·800-232 2175 161 Broudway, C.M. L•=_'!!:...,_& '&~mp~~:~;:,~~~cge ln1nt.' 1ndu~I bldg v1t• on Pacific Coast £xtension40l 64a-89ll '"'~ TaxCorp ofAmcnt'a W 4,000 to 8.00U i. C Hwy. Ideal location for OlhE~:l=~2JSS Los-t-. s_a_p_p_h-ir_e_&_d_i_a_m_o_n_d ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSZ..9600or848-3898 lt•nc1.'<1yd 559·1tl02 disco '48 licensed , ----------scthng rrom lady's ring, Schook& So Org Cty 493-2.881 f'or rent or Lease. 5000 sq lutchen fac1I • 3000 sq rt, MoMy to Loon 5025 in W Newport Reward ~ latncHOft 7005 rl ind'"stnal bl..... zon··" bandstand & dance noor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-7060 AnytMlie! ••••••••••••••••••••••• APT HSE MGR, exper'd ..... ....,. "" To dissolve partnership. for 73 uruts m Tust111, for MP. corne r or lst, 2nd & 3rd T .O.'s. ----~~ 5350 EST TE Id Pullman St & Paulanno $120.000orrnakeoffer. Creditnoproblem ...._._ REAL A newb g64S-650l d HAllOUR SALES 731-427 I ••••••.••••••••••• •••••• ----'-------- Aul" C.StCMMr R,.otioft 7AM-3PM MOH-FRI National company has opemng for alert. depen· dable. mature female to be lhe greeter for a new car dealer's service dt .. partmenl. Position local· ed m Costa Mesa ln teresting ~ustomer rela· lions work Start $2.115 p 1hr. advan cement wnhan 60 days. paid vacations and holidays Apply Mon-Thurs. 9am· 4pm. At Nu Orm Plans. 3194 C. Airport Loop Dr, C.M 549·1035 Auto Beauty Operators BEAUTY OPERATORS Experienced hair styling with s ome following but not necess ary Immediate ope n ings. Outstanding benefits. excellent pay plan. Apply in pe r s on. 10·4 . Monday to Friday 581-7700 J.C . PENNEY t..aguna Hi ll~ Mall, Laguna Hills. Ca E .0 .E. Bank.mg Santiaqo Bank DPAtlDIHG Xln\ opportunity ro r bank expe r1cn c~d personnel. lmmed open ingsfor, OHRATIOMS OFRCER Must be exp . 1n all phases or operation IOOICKHPER Tnal Balance Newport Bch co h .. :!> opening ro r exper & versauJe person Musl ~ exper. lhru tnal balance Xlnl company beoefat::. . Starling i.alary SlO:>O Please s.-nd re;ume to Box 310. Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mes..1 CA 92626 ~B.LHS Carpet Cleaner. no exp Must be OUlKOtn~ & µ<>o nee Pays up to S150lt ple onented. p/mo 968-4665 PROOFOPERATOR ,..:....;.._· ____ _ Sure touc h. 8 porket. rpet layer with own NCR 775. Hrs I lam-Hpm. truclt & tools. 64()..2700 Xlnt benefits • .s:ilary betwn8:30&~. commensurate with ex per Contact CASHIER TB.EPHONES St.. cM Fenl'ed. pavt> . Spiri ... ·-' R--....__ LICr:ii..iSE ASSEMILERS parking. r1rr spnnklers 146-4401 Arranged by ._ ~ ._., aECTROMICS 110..220 wired loqum.• . Coast Home Loans 1815So. El Cammo Real SCHOOL w A Dosta. 7141:>49·9671 Busy m1ru superma~et. li· San Clemente. Fully lie. lmmed openings for peo- Santi~Bank car~r opportunity ror reno.it Office Costa Mesa. part ume. male or female to learn 535 E. First Sl. Tustm exper. Hours lo be ar RILL TIME PART TIME TRAIHH 5400 sq ft , new lllt·UP Irv lndus t 2900 A1 rwa,· 1!3J.JRl3121:i zsz.1543 · quor store & deh. AP· DO YOU NEED CASH" Forappt 492.7295 OFFERS pie w /expe r in P C prox 4000 sq. ft. Choice tst, 2nd & 3rc1 Boards & w1nng. Grow. Orange Co. loc. Ca ll for Homeowner loans RF.LAXJ NG MASSAGE mg l'O. Xlnt bens Apply appt. 642-8850 Agent arranJ?ed fast Bob James-Lac Masseur Gwst bctur'e ft-H Scientific Dnl11nf! Con· Warehouse span• wa11t••d CAf'E. Balboa Island, f fum1turt.> ('~HJ Mt.>!'.11 nets easy $2000/mo 1000 5000 "'l rt Ca 11 Owner moving up. Good 54K·5518 aft 11 AM terms. Agt. 751-1400. Borrow SlOOO. $100.000 __ O_u_tc_a_l_l9_·_9._4_94_·_S_11_1_ trols, 4040 Campus Dr. rlex1 ble t erms. past •CrashCourseava1lablc N.8 . or call 557-9051 & credit no problem . <:a ll FOXY LADY •Matenalsprov1ded. askforRayGLLman usnoobhgallon Outc:aUMms~ •Small c lasses ror1 _________ _ Sl'ERLING FIN SVCS personalized mstruchon. 7l4/955·1610(bkrl M/C 731-3561 •Choose own taste--<!ay & night classes. ~s. Trust PREGNANT" Caring. •Placement-up lo 80"t DHdS 5035 confidenual counseling & commission. •••••••••••••• •• • •• •••. referral. Abortion. adop· lion & keeping. APCARE 547.2563 Free(l Woek ASSEMIURS A min. or 6 mo's factory · assembly exper req. Ap· phcal1ons bt•ing taken for all shafts 111terestwg service pro-832·5200 EOE ranged. S3 p/hr. /\pply mollon for new car de· The Earl's Plumbing aler's Positions located IART&olDBlS Inc · 1526 Newport Bl\ld . m Orange. Santa Ana. Exper.prer butnotnec Col.ta Mesa or call and Co6ta Mesa. Some Apply Mon·Fr1. 3PM 1_642 __ ·l_7~----- clerical expen ence. no Charley Brown·s. 16160 Cash.aer. part ume. Thur~ typing. Start S2 85 p /hr Beach Blvd , H B Sun. Call Barbara for advancement withm 60 appt. 540-3280 days. Paid vacations and Beauty Salon in C M .1-;...;.... _______ _ holidays. Apply Mon· need.c; W1~ Stylists 6S'l- Thurs 9am-4pm at Nu commission. 548·3446 Orm Plans. Jl94 C Airport Loop Or. C.M. or call 549-1035 AUTOMOTIVE CASHIER TELEP HOMES Beauty Stylist A.%1stant Mission V1eJO. expt't and Jharmack knowled~c llours to be arranged. SJ he lpful. Top w ages p/hr. Apply The Earl , LOWEST lfttettst Rciffs ht T.D:s. also 2.nd T .D. l.oCllls. Llt.eDA&VICIU Outcall Mass~ For tt.. fvn of it! Sales 1'rammg Call For Ddalls 831-1001 493-0442 Katella WEISER LOCK COMPANY 5S5S McFadden, Ht Uch Equal Opport Emply r M/F IMMB>IATE Beauty, Expert Hair Cut _837_-8779 __ or_837_-4_250 ____ , Plmmbin.: Inc. 2892~ Gammo Captstrano. M1~ s1on V1 e10 . or call OPENING ter w/follow. Pays up to SEE YOUR i\D IN PRINT IN 24 HOURS Place your D a ily Pilot c l assified a d b e fore 5:30 p.m. a nd it will run in the next day's issue. T he Daily Pilot is the o nly a fternoon County n ewsp aper Orange to 24-hour o ff e r you this ser vice. Stop b y our office or ca ll 6 "2-5678 and a fri e ndly a d ·visor will hel p } ou place your ad. You can ch ar ge your ad or use BaRk Amer icard or ~aster Charge. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 Real &tate School ID l.ulcoln-Mercury de· 70%. 642·5381. alerstup office ror a lady ----------r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mm;;;. 495-0401 Fairest Terms since 1949 Sattler MtcJ. co. 642-2171 545-061 I Serving all Orange Co 835-731.3 32031 Camino capislrano ·---------- San Jllan Capistrano experienced in OMV and Billing Asst for est 'If N B contracts. Apply to Mary co. Need good typm~. Clarke. Business Mgr. tten'I math ab11Jty. 10 key Cl en cal ADP PENSION SERVICES Retired couple has money tolend. lst&2ndTD's A~ent. 1·837·3744 MASSAGE FfGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCA.U OHL Y Dys. e•ts. hr 631-2140 Jabs Welllted. 7075 AssocA WamON RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN·MERCURY by touch Som e l'XPc·r pref'd, but will train Benefits. $140-$145 s ta rt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 OR OVER Attrac lady, 34 yrs, coll &&5-1066 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• M.Fftton 3Sl6 Pecan Court Irvine You are the winner or thrH fne tickets (S22.50value), to RIMJllng lros. ...... &lai~y CircU'I A~ust3rd thru 15th Anaheim Convention Center,800W. Katella •9UALITY ESCORTS• Phforapp't 835-3749 VIDEO MOVIE PARLOR Free 20 min Introductory visit, no purchase r eQ. Als o dance & r ap sessions. DAt.eCEOFFUH 20605. EucUd, Anaheim Exciting recording. 534·1581 • Variety Escorts 558-2677 &corts & Models OUTCALL ed. capable & personable seeks pos1t1 00 with Seruor cillien as compa· nion. 646-9277 Help W.ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Acctng Bkkpng TEMPORARY Register Today to work oo various accounting & bookkeeping assign· ments. Work close to your home. Figure Clerks to Sr. Accoun lants needed thruout OraogeCo. Robert Hair's Accountemps SOOS. Main,SteSOl No. Tower. Union Bank ln The City of Orange 714/835-4103 Ticket s must be ex changed for reserved seats at lhe Convention ---------- Center ahead or tame ~ical Massage By Lie Call 642-5678. Ext 329 to Therapist. App 't only. claim your tickets 6-9pm. Steve. S48·2817. ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR * * • N.8 FEEE SURVIVAL SERIES SEMINAR 8 PM Thurs July 27·AUlt 31. At Th<" Wood e n Bo at 2210 Newport Blvd NB 673-!MSO SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Fitlul-Umi\- Fctch -Tw1ngl' - FIFTH And now. I'd Uke to bting you my tho°"ht ror the day. When your spirits are low, do wh11t mllUons all over U>e country do. Buy a~w FIFTH. ~---------Recent college graduate with accounting major S~.ld. *._*..n__a.. This position is entry una """'.... level and no experience U33 Laguna Cyn Rd. Is required. Will be m Laguna Beach volved in a variety of ac· You are the winner or counting duties in a busy tlwft free tidleh newspaper accounllnit ($22.SOvalue), to office. Position is avnila· ·~ lrot. ble Immediately. Work lanu & 1a1a..... In plea.<1ant environment ... , with good company Clrcw benems Including 2 August 3rd thru l!itb weeks vacation after one Anaheim Co11venlJon year, company po id Center, 800 W. Katella group IMurance, credit Tickets mus t be ex· Union.etc. Apply at: changed for r eser ved OllAMGE COAST seat.ti al the Convention -OT (',enter al\ead of time. DAILY ..-.L call 642-5678, Ext 329 to 330W. 8ayStreet I-• l k Coeta Mc.u c ... m yourt c et.s. Between the houn of •----*-*-*----• 8AM . 4PM. Call for ap· ' Lost & Fomtd 5300 Sincere. intelligent. un· ••••••• ••• •• • • •• ••• • •• • der1tancting man seeks ~tShtp-Huak pup ((eml attractive arrectiono\l' polnt.mel'lt please. 642-4321, E1Cl 277 Equal Opporturuty Employer gt)' /bm /blk, wh tip on lady tnend to SS Apprc-<" Lall Name-Summer Vic photo & phone Ad 272 Acct'g Clerk. typlnjl, bill Mesa Woods Reward 0&11Y Pilot PO Box 1560. Ing. filing Learn an 546-0173 CM 11218218 surance 752-9300 " ·-~---.--- U you ari! new LO Costa Mesa. tempe>ran ly dis· HONDA AND loot C~ conllnwng your educ a· BRmSH MOTOR CARS Custom boat yard nt'('ds Newport Center fin"" c1al rarm seeks respons1 blP 1nd1v1duals for clencal positions. Ar l'Ountan~ background. typing slulls and 10 key expenence helpful ~ .. cellent workrng cond ~ company benefits. tJOn. recently d111cbarged IRVrNE ca r p e n t <'rs a n d from t.he service. or for 130.7000 stupwnghts. Exper on any reason seekrng tern· ----------ty 541·2873 porary career work. con· Bab tte r 11 ----------sider this unique op. ysi r or sma tn· SALES rant UI my bome Wkdy<; pe>rturuty You can earn: & some sat. Nr Fairview IOA Tlt.eG ADV. & Baker556-6010 Expenenced reps to sell $216. Pat WEB< Based on your produc tJV1ty, comm1Ssion. plus incentives and extra pro· fat sharing bonus. The women & men we are loolu.nl( for may be tired of typing, folding papers, warehouse jobs & work· ing ror a hm1ted income. Work w /young people. Rapid adv. possible. Ir you are 18 or over & wouJd be avaJI. to start work lmmed. Call btwn 9am·2pm 645-6514 Want Ad Results 642· BANK •TELLER• PART TIME Immediate opening in Costa Mesa Office. Sav mgs and Loan or bank experience preferred cash handling required. Excellent salary, work· Ing conditions and benefits. Call or apply at Branch. AMERICAN J~l!~!-!! Costa Mesa 979·9800 Mr. Hwzeng11 E.O.E . M /F S@\l~lA-J££trs · Tltof Intriguing Word Gom4t with o Cliudle -----HiOt4"" C\AY I IOUM ·~=:":..:-_: ~ ~---'°"' '° '°"" , _ _.. -· I TUFLIF : I I 11 I I I T IH L l I ,,· . I' I I I . I T H E c F 1 ... IC..-1 And now. I'd like to bflng I I I r ~ y0u my thought tor tht dtY WMn your 1ptr1t1 '" tow. do whli mllllonl all OW/I tht I TEWMIG I oovntry dO. Buy a ntW --. • PtlNI Nl)M8(t(O llllft~ IN IHUf SQIJAU$ A UNSCIAMI\( Al()V( llllf•~ W 10 G(I AN~Wft l'r rrr1 1 I l I I l ,,. color ads 10 est3bks hcd chart.books for top com IDl.SSion. (714) 533-1423 loat M-'adwet F /lime job opentng ror I Gel-Coal Touchup Man lmmed start. lnQuarl' AJaJuela Yachts, 947 W 18th St, CM 645-9177 Bookkeeper 9 2 Mon· Fr• Moul.ton Pla za Contact 644·4360 ext 2tl2 Clen cal *JR. CLERK *SR. CLERK *CLERICAL ~ST Pharmacy Laguna Hills Va ried Jobs with & $100 wk 768·J784 Mr wrtbout ex per 111 gOod Dreyfus ofc :surroundings. Call to- day'" BOOKKEEPER. builder/ HO FllS developer. located rn Tustin. needs pe r11on ~Q~ office • w t e xper lhru lraal 1 .balance. 731-0141 (714) 0 over 0 a d Bookkeeper, cxper p rr 557-0061 Kentucky Pried Chicken 3723 Birch St. N.8 NB. Bill /5't1 67~ F.quaJ Oppor Employer BOOKKEEPER for CPA•--------- oHice·Laguna Bea<'h.1---------· training provided ror CLERICAL right person. Call Diane Assistc.t 494-1004 bDedit looldu1per F/Cltq Seeklnft rnd\Vld!t with Fash. Isle investment clen cal experience a nd nnn. Xlnt oppe>r Exper some keypun<'h. High & muturtty req'd. Call 11Cbool grnduale with 64()-0l.23 muth background • .E~· cellent appe>ni.mity. Bookkeeper. full cbarae. multi corp mini com Compre hensive com- puter knowledge helpflll pany bcnefit:4 including 768-llM major medical and den· ========;::;.! tal. Call or apply 1n For Classified l\d ACTION Call J Oa II)' P1 lot AD·VISOK 842 561R JM.>rson 39S2 Caropus Dnvc. Newport Beach, (7141 540 0080 Equal Op portun1ty t:mployer Mt l-'/11 TR.ANSMASK coar. .. I ~W-.hd 7100 .... Wcmt.4 710 HetpW_.... 1100 HMpW.t.d 7100 .... W ... d 7100 H.-,Wantfll 7100 ........................ ••••····••······•····• ..............•••..................................••..•...•••....... ···············••······ Monday. July 2-4 1978 DAlk '( PILOT CZ Q.DJCAL (load tnlAa • boc**eep ... apt'r 1"9qlll red p. rt ume &&art. ruu u me Ol' t Udowea~ Oett Deto•trvc..ni ~ilDEHU GIRLl'KlDAY. toworli: Hou.~~perlohvrinor t1••fl•M H.tpW•ttd 710 HtepW..e.d JIOOHltpW..t.d 7100 SA.'lTIAGO SANK Only no.~. 00 " .. ' in re ta 1 I d rap cry . wt foe ram1ly w /2 etuld Ambtlloua pel"IOO needed •••• •• • ••• •••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• Xlot oCll)Ol'\wfilr rot ex· l "t bn •• •t:\:k pt-r ycu wallpaper & s~de shop. Noo 111t1olter. own Lran:s. t o a 8 s u 01 e r u 1 I MUa.SES A.IDIS KM! &hu e RecepUoa.l.st/fy:plat P« l>al-a £All') Clerk Bllbo1i1 bl&od8't-0'39 Reqwres aood n wm1 M0-7SJ,, responsibility or rapidly All i.blfu . Approved IAAMIMCl INOUGH Newport Beach law of M~t be •X"per 00 :r..u or i.blUty. OUU~• wall In apandlna busineu Full cerUricat1on tninin1 IHCOMl7 race Must type 80 wpm C~lonH:r•, nhon'"'s 1n '"''"'"' "' .......... "" v u~p, /!L!I r~-•-r Joan an exclUn" com Outsiaod1n& • loyee Ne..........., f10CJr Covenag " ,.. "' OPENlNGS Bl·-"~ X •1os ,_ · -"'"'....., th " ms HOW'S 11~.a:pm Oeoeral Olftce Apply elude deallne w ith , ........ DlAT'"" •-1-•-· IC qual.af1 -". Ma f;;&ram. Mes. Verde orbe«er.~ v -,.-· salesmans absl!tlce and _,.._._ • .,, CM pany wt unUm1t~ rn RICEPTJSECTI beoeflts. i.ala com 3SOOE CoastUwy.COM d .. 1 Straw Hat Pina ln El ""' come potential Pree Y IAILIOOM menaura te "'/esner •omv ~cor •l'CP n1i:. Toro bas' JI "-rt ti MAMAe.IMEHT .. ,&~ 0 ""acb "-hl•a,.. .. G1Do..1£a&LOFflC& C..U613-7830 lU urpa me 11o.U•11.•s .a.10--s1 standing butldln• IU ·--~··""" ..... """'" C-ont.act U"'O~ ir. day & nite positions now Bwstness man reqwre1 "'"'-~ 5 llU doll loc I tural finnaeekare1pons1- a.r1Mf SA.MnA.GO IAMK Posffioal OREENHOUS't. rull available. Peraons 18 or r eliable person lo OllDBUES ~m:l1ate !~nln:' ro~ ble 4& enthusi .. uc 1at to UH\ rena••4 Offk• Now uceeptlna applic•· lime No H'P· oec . Male over prerd. Jt you enjoy manalf! own dislr coo Allahift.s 59bed fac1I Gd highly motivated ex-h e l P tw o o t be r ~Laba b.11an1m ~E.f'lnt&,Twilln lions for curre nt ud pref'd . $3.70 p /hr J>OOl)le&haveanout&o· sulllna business Op· working co.nds . Xlnt perle need or lnex aecrelariea 1n olflct- med&.\4 operung for a 8S2.s200EOF. ruture openanaa In the Jac"'°'1 & Perluns, 6757 1n1 personality, we portunlty lo establish bens. 811 yv1ew. Conv perteneed people. Tram· T)tpm&SSf80.Callbtwn 9 lllallroom Clerk. Thi ----------l C'lt'r1cal 1trea. Typist. Irvin~. near Sand Ca· mlpt have what you are )'OW' own business spare Jlo.5p. ~ Tbunn Ave, mg program Twtioo as·1ii"iil2.iii63iilii·iil7iiOOiiiiiiiiiiiiil po11 t1 o n r equ1 re r; Oehcateuen trainee. f''ile Cleric.II, Jr. Swao's, nyonAve.~ looking for . Apply lime without investment. CMM.2-3506. E.O.E. s1sunce. Full timl'I" koowledge or postal M/F, mw.l be over 18, Aca·c Clerk. Apply m ~--------between 2-Sprn at Straw 631·5008 manager Call ma !It' ~urant pr i ~es . m a 1 11 n g pan tame to rull time. person cuuorn Weave GUARDS H a l P 1 u •. 24 4 0 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~'s!~eE~~~ryr ~~ now I« Conclde.ou:i 1; BOB'S machines and po11t1l See Ten')' or Peggy. 495 Carpeu. 18430 Pac1Cac Rockfield Blvd. MANUFACTURING Ccnv. Hosp. Call collect. terview. 963-5611 familiar wltb mallroom . lnstall~rs. cable TV. ex· <21.3>275-8030. ..-.. •-heads. Applicant must E l7lb St, CM St .• Fountain Valloy SECURITY 1u~ Of___.. proced~. Previous ex '?ELI H~LP, Fu~l tune. General Office per pref'd , trainee eon· PHOTO Pl.A TE NUISlS AIDES lig loyl penence in a ma llroom rradewinds Oeh , 6710 Reservauons. l)'pe, muAl Due to our recunt ex· s i d e r e d . E . 0 . E TRAIMH Real ~tale lmmtldlale opentnp \n is req~f'(!d W.CoastHwy,N.B. beabletomeetpublk & pao.sionproaram.,Wells Tel e prompto r of w e are seek ing In ORDIRUES ourfamUyrestaurantaat For more mformatlon1 gardllla tbu position pie&se ooouct · BJ .,. _ wort< weekends. Apply m Fargo Guard Services lS Newport Bcb. 901W.16th dMduals for first abll\ Needed lo give Lender Rut ~laleS&le& nutt>y locellooa. We re D Y UoL Y rlliftSOM person. Newport Dunes, hlnng atturtt,-guards St.. 642·3260 positions In our Produc· lovmg care to t!'e e klerly t.,'n un Wtkw quire no previous ex per needed. P /time ror busy 1131 Back Bay or. N.D. for. ---------tlon Department. N'o ex patie nts . Will train Jotn oUr hiend1y team Newport Beach Travel ------'------1 IRVINE/ INSURANCE Aaeacy qualified personnel. All FREE 3 WEEKS Come see us toda)' •-cy. Must have re-GENERAL OFFICE. n11rt needs Personal L1aes penence necessary. we ,_,,..,, I A 1 1H c ...._. "6"" '' .-wPC>aT IEACH Underwnter. aDd a Fil· will train. Excellen1 ~~.!!'.aNt 8.ff..~~10-.. TRAl._.l.._.G .,.,.wea:i2-4pm. Calhy Ferryman babie motorcycle & in· time. Typine 50-60 wpm, ........ ..A noor ""Portuolt)' ............... -uo .... ... Cd T~ ,714>S40-SOOO,ex'""" surance. Hrs rteuble, hrs 1;30 5 ·30, Cost a SAMT A AN A./ ing Clerk Good salary ........... ..., MewC ,..,, Mon thru Friday. Hrly Mesa.S4{).1608or642·0767 AHAHflM and benefits. Call Jay & inelldroruc:sl.ndu.atry. Office. art's 2·6pm. Lile ·crHr 23952Averudadela HYUND ' l.A80RA TORIES 3300 Hyland Ave. Co6ta Meu. Ca. 92S36 wag• •-m I g -~ Renfro. 645-9000 ~en ore & some sale$. Hew Protperity Carl<IU, La1uoa Hills .... G I ea e JIV• ,.._ a1 orr· "'·· FUlLEIT,....../ c h \ b ,..~ ... T--L--833-9617 ""ner ice ... ,o girl """ ompre en& ve com ontact Sue, Patty or •A solutely no ~nor -.--.r-a ---------1 o I r 1 c e . v a r 1 e d IUIHA PA.II< INSURANCE. typing. f1l· pany benefits tncli.dlng Olmda 982·3200 tra1rung or eapeneoce 4501 Campus Dr. lt'VUle DELIVERY MAN. LA responsibilities. order COSTA MESA. & ing. billing. I.earn m · major medical and den· necessary. W~/Wolthn Times. from 3 JOAM desk. payroll. lO·kcy. TMEWHlmEa AREA surance. 7S2·9300 tal. Call or a~ply 1n Office Clerk w/some sell-•Personalued 1oatruc Coo61Trai1Mft SAM. 5daytwk. $325. mo ~plJl&. Telephone skills, 1nventory control person 3952 am pus Ing, ex per helpful lJ~ 7311 Edl111er. Hunt lkh 673-Z51.Sor646·1413 lite acct 'g. Full lime TOPGUAID p•y Pncmg. shJ pplna & re Drive. Newport Beach Perm/part ume Job. We •.-.voesslonal on the Job a;oftual Opp Emplyrm tr Mustbedependable Call ""' ., (714)540·~. Equal Op area ncx1blesmallrinn trairung ..,.. Dental Asst wanted tor interview between E•"ftMRc.J'-""thtd ceavlng, some typmg. portun1ty Employer We remodel & decorate •Upto80%comm1ssion. Energeuc. entbusiastlc 8AM·•.JOPM Mur lln many details. NB area. M/F/H lutchens. Interesting 1ob •Choice or lop omce estaurants f /priv pract i ce an Fiberglass Inc. 18062 ApplyinpersonMonday._645-__ 7040 _______ TRAMSMASK rorrightpersoo.Please localloru. DOOIMA.H L.agW\11 Bch. Exp. nee. Redondo Ci r , JIB. t'riday8-5pmat: JANITORlALWORK CORP. ~!'~,.15754 -0370 eves , Be,Your ownboos walh3 The R ed O n ion . CLERKS 3\7 day wk 37.40 hrs. Call 7141847·2223. WB.LS FARGO J obs available NOW. _.,._, lop nolc.b profe.u1onal or· Newport's most exciting • • • 1$i-3596 Moo· Thurs ---------GU •RD Sub-contract 752·0288 ------------------• ganiialion. restaurant is now accept GENERAL ~cE "' Office Help for H 8 . OSHMAN 'S S OentaJ Asst. Exper En· vm u-.:-M--&..-: ....... nsto e Lit bkk Katella Re~ ing applications for . ~Ortin g dodonllc Asst needed Must enjoy phone COD· SERVICES _.._ _..c ov7r 2~ .. Mrs~ Hal~~. doorman. Apply 3PM Equal OppGrtun1ly I AfflJ"l1l8 ll Ye A.ct IOn Employer Goods IS• groWlng and r II l . 1 • b t a ct. working ISJ2 1..arge Insurance Com· ExperOnanGen/Oetroit Fordttciila~I $PMdatly.2'06Newport expanding compan u ime or ~sy w/cust omers & det11il pany with xJnt working _Otes __ el_.548_·_96_1_7_. ___ 847-2~61 8311001 .. ,~A.ot.ot2 °',N....,.,,,.rt 0 ha"h. seeking general office NewportBeachpra~t«' work. Vacauon. b lCk W.COl'NllOaweatth conditions and benefits • ,. --.-. ,_uo __ ~_-""--°"--'"--- worlten wilb light t,yping Great oppty for right pay. profit sharing & fWlertOftt CA bas immediate openings MAT U R E WO MA N OFRCE R E. Sales RESTA.URAMT andgoodfigureapt1tude person Non s moker on· health an:aur. Apply, OR for : p /l ime to welco me RECEPTIONIST lmmed opening for ex _l.:..y_.Ca_ll_64_4-0595 ______ 1 Mon·Fri. 8am·noon newcomers & contact With to key add. macb BIJSY & NEmlNG per'd assist mgr for Be a part. of our team ' Dental Asst_ X·ray lie . Barden's Pest Control. Monday, Tuesday, Wed· DldCIDhone ()or merchants. Flexible hrs exper. S'iOOmo. start. authentic old E nglish ~MAN S will offer exp'd or school. Costa ms Randolph Sl, Cosla nesday.Thursday. tOam· 65 WPM. exce)le nl Need car. lite typing. ACCT'GCLEltl U~e Homes of Mesa Pub & R e II t you a aenerous i;tart1n MesaS46-3000 Mesa. 6pm, CLOSED Friday spellerMaJIC L S4?-3005. lOKeyadd mu ch. exper. ~ re lo•:~~~!~g~e:r::~~; Conservative & well ~ary and a very com· 81 · 1«11 w.ca.--1 T~ & willing to work over-groomed only need ap prehensive be M•fah Dental Asst . mature. General Office. mature. 2lOW. W.ntft" Will train coosc1enlious -c ~ ume. service lbal has created ly. Xl n t s alary ~ packace.Plea.<>cupplyUl cha1rs lde exper, en· good lYP•l>l. vural'd ltOOM217 mdJv1dua1inmallroom Accepting appUcat1ons f\Jlltime. Mon·f'ri 115 a demand for more benefitsApplyTue-Wed, penon on lhus1asuc. 631·1420 duties. good benehts. tr-"'-"'~. C • procedures and opera Good pay, xlnt benefits. Call for a--'. 752-7282 U· salespeople. We are busy 10.3. Stt Mr W-t o~ •• ~ y J·.... "A"599'1 ;iun'JV-"" u· r b UolimiledoppGrt.18yn .,.,. and need help! Ex .._, """'~ ...--A. • -r 24 01 Dental .,...;· Slate Lie No C·603S ons 0 vanoos USUleS~ & over. Contact Pal T OT EM MARKETS per 1 e n c e d or new & Cr 0 w n Pu b & =~"/:2Y~:'t'!. .. ~~ ORTHO.OFACE CeneraJOk -PBX answcr· ~~~~~~~~~] ma=i::Mechonlc Barker or Bob Olson _tN_C_Cos_ta_M_C$A ____ salf'SpeC>i>le may apply Resuuranl (714 >5.56-7526 ut Full ume pos1llon ava1l ing serv. oprs Im med GU "'RDS To work varied main 837 2400· Office Manager, inside Attractive (antiques I or RmR!MIMT HOME r ont d k N l operungs for expcr'd or "' l k 11 L' sales. No experience ft~ & top qualHy (peo-I '~n Be h OSHM .&.._.•5 r es ewpor qualified people Rateol Full&p/t1me.Allareas anance.s 1 s . c.x Mecharuc. small engine pll'I as!>Oe1atei. lo work o..._uns ac A" Center.644·1405 pay depending upon ex Uniforms furn. Ag..., 21 penenced1nuscofpower Litt le experien ce necessary. will train with. Contact Sandy In need or responsible "'" and .. __ ,. tools F I PreL 25 or older. 557-0824 ma d" & l D~·• airsT. per. Apply m person or ove r . Re t ired •wuiu · n~ary. or mter vcw Orlowsk1orJ1m Woodat 1 ~ wai resse:-. lmBnstol SOlITll COAST PLAZA or call for more rnforma I.Jon (21.3) 822-4911 Equal Oppty Emply r MJF CLERKS UTOTEM Operungi. Now l\Yclllablt• for full or plllme l'lt•rks on ~ & 3rd shins No exper neces sa ry ·w e tram Advancement op. porturut1es to those who q"81if1. Fot inlormallon go to oor nearest market or OODUCl the personnel omceal 12442 Uimpson St Garden Grove 537 48.0 t;qual Oppor Employer .....,..~-M F 9 5 Apply 10 person 8 30 to 548-9812 orrl~ Permanent Full & Part Chairs1de. full t ime. 00· ri am·4pm, 1 5 welco m e . No exper PM ---------54&-S900 TimePosilionsavail.Ap Good benefits H .B. RochesterSl.C.M. necess Apply, Universal Monday~Fr1day MECHANIC Parloe1" wanted. laltel·--------ply in person 2130 S. 893-5032 or 846-3540 G~-"L Oirll!ACE Protection Servi<'e' 1226 Safeco lnsuran-Co over expansion project l.n ,.. ___ l Hwy. ' .n.,ft • Bch U"'O~ m W Slh St. SanlB Ana. In· '""' STOCKROOM Orange Co. Oppor for 6 RECEPTIONIST """" ..._..._. Electronics firm an CM. tervw brs IH2 & 1-4 Mon· l1S70 Broolthurst, F V. r.1gure 1'ncome w l•,_,_ 6 .,._ __ ,_h F.q al Opport E 1 MECH TRAIMEE " l.llUJ .,.""'....,nd.typina&good Sa1hna 1nstructor. ex DISHWASHER Kitch en helper-full time. mature lady pre ferred Xlnt benefits & workmg eond. Bayview Convalescent Hospital. 2055 Thurin, C M . 642-3.'m. E.O.E. seuks persoo w /general Fn. u · mp oyer yrs. For appls ooly call phone voice. Saturdays & perience necessary. $3.SO oHice & lite bookkl·eprng _H_EL_P_E_R-5--1--------M-/•F---•I .. _._ d da 1 In ~betwn9-llam. Sundays Big Canyon prlu' +comm. Wed-Sun. exper. Includes AP & <' earung apts --------~nga epeo be . CC Ph oo k , • homes full rt d d I t b P /'I Alt d l f · · ........ ~ as ior 8.~;00. ~·7100 AR. Exper'd, relu1.ble, oc • or pa Le al , tr S Iv I u a o e a • me en an or Debb'eor Barbara. mature person deslrea· l ime, o wn lransp. J~ scf frea~~~t ~ ~tor erClo m keeper paralyzedyoung woman. --·,·------• SALESCLERK ble Call Valor Elcr 5499372 goodtypist.G6l·l707. rc::.pons1blc fort.he keep· personal care. Sat/Sun ---------Rel.all manne hardwart' trorucs540-9264 0 /H mg of records and stock. 10.5. Balboalsl.675·5652. RECEPTIONIST GIRi. :.tore seeks sales clerk H ST OSTESS LEGAL SECTY, exper In add1t1on would be p • v .a.~:. c•--L FRIOAY·good working wlmtn. 2 yrs exs>ef'. in DISPLAY TRIMMER Generalo~fice B11lrng, fll We are looking for a SH&xlnltyping, Engllsh lauf(hl parts measure-. ..-"" ....... ~ roodttions good hr~ xlnl ~a les. Knowledge or Display Wlndow tn-mmer 1ng, lypmg. Learn tn mature !)<'rson lo i::reet & s kills. Lt bkkpg Sal menl and bluepnnllng. A 11PM·7 .30AM shi!t. Must i:hance r'or adv~'nc~ 1 surance. meet our customers. No open. Nwpt Ctr. Call mtthanical background be able to type.and have me nt Salary open. marine suppl es pre In c~arg~ of 2 stores. 00"" 752.9300 selling required. Call ror Roxanne. 640-0800 with G MC dies e l ex· pnor rught shift ex per 54.1Ml56 rcrred. Beach location of lime'" Newport, 40~1---------an mterview 9 12. I 3 penence is helpful. The f or de tails, contact ---------• NaUonal company with of time in Palm Springs. General Office Mon. lhru Wed. LIME COOKS position is m lhe Costa p erson n e I In San R~tt all benef'ils, loc:ld . bealth Duti~ are lnm"'!ing ~II Typing. riling, phones, 842·4•U5 Mesa area. Excellent Clemente Hosp .• 654 Busy med>cal office, ex-& Lafe insurance. Salary mens & women s wm· order desk . Medical ex· ---------IROILER COOKS salary and benefits. Con· Caminodel las Mares per. commensurate with ex· :fa~ :!::~e:° ~~0~i~f ~ri;7i:orererred. 8 5. ---•H•OT-•E•L___ ~!~~~r~~e~~t~~~ie"!l tact Jack Jiminez at; PBX 646-390.1. ~·17fi8:L~; ,:.=~o. department manager, or1.._________ CURRENT Mon Lhru Thurs. 3 PM. l2IJJ94u 1 I I l\oswe ring serv1 ce Equal()pport, Employer by set format. Own car·•· ch a r 1 i e Br 0 w n · s operatoc Cull & Prr. Call mileage furmshcd, 3 yrs General OPPORTUNITIES Restaurant. 16160 Beach ~xt I 05 83>3561 POWSUME OIL CO. RECEPTIONIST PBX Board lr'auung or experience *Somme )Ob EXIST: · Bl. Hunt Beach $930 tmo. Take ad to r S COOK PM a.HI< TYrtST Employment Develop· • l l menl Dept DOT 298.081 EARN P A M T R ~ 123541.akelandRoad Y Lite Bkkpogrrype $900 Santa Fe Springs, CA PBXOPR Weareseekinga rehabll' person W1th a pleasant phooe voice to jom lhe PBX OepL Enjoy good company benefits. SALES Filter Queen & Compa ct Salesma n wanted. 2 to 4 qual'd. appts. per day. lop com- OSHMAN'S Sporl1og rrussions. 646-3107, eve~- Goods •s a growing and1_646--0071 ___ Bo_b ___ _ nternal1ona manage P:ud bv employer EOE ment consultant 'eckmit ' _ WORKER •lert cl~rk typi.:.l w1lh Dnver /Van. Light de VACATION$$ Funding Clerk Sl 2K 90670 We are seeking A/BClk/Manur to$9SO expanding company Sales. F I P T t o sell seelung a personable m· IJcli:ets. ovr 18, have own dJv1dua1 to haodle rront transp. Moo Fri. Sal or offi ce recepuomst work. cooun. 531--0811 ~to xlnt lYPUllt skills llvenes & knowledge or Full time pos1l1<>0 in Orange Co. net: Xlnt fr-Needed Immediately Irvine near Orange inge benefits & working /ca.rb Coanty airport. For dt• cond. For appl. ca 11 · 1,..1__._ T~sa... wls. please coll 752-89:>2 f714 1557-6316 _....... n Agencies do not reply (4-5 PM> Clerk Ty:pisl. P rr. at least DRIVERS ./Senior Tvolth 20 hrs/wk . Leasing com· Cross country. no special (60WPMl lie . r eq . McGr egor I StatTynir.h pany. 644·831\S Yachts. 1631 PlacenUa. r· Cocktails. Wclllrl'~'t'"· C M. /Accomthtc)Clerlls -------1 , ...... -" bartender:-. hoi.tes~e~ On , r• New pnvJi~ dub open· \Crs. t>xper tn hsehold I PIXO,.raton H, ..: , goods for local movmg 1.r--• mg untm~'ton llarhour compan Starting Im • .nue..,H Call Mary 1146 1366 Y · with or without Sil -----med Gordon Movmg, Coddail Waitrfts _'7'68_-064-1 __ • ______ 1 Work where you want & School when you want with f'.arn up to PIO per wk ORIVEIS VOLT Long & s horl Low tuition. PlaceCDCnl Men or women 25 yrs or term assignments. Holl· 4155&Sl 751-9194. older. Know the <'Oast nay & vacallon pay. c1t1es. Net Sl80 8 week or llosp1lalizat1on plan COUICTOtl TRME 0 available C t M .., more. range Coast ""'""VER 1, "'E~ OS a esa ·1~ewporl Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml '""' 'r r~ Beach area . Esi.b co L'I Herrmaon, Fountain APPLY looking lor aggresStve Valley <No of Slater career onenlt.'d person bet w n N e w h op c t. Xlnt saJ & benefits For Euclidl appt. call Mr. K.rne. ---------1 Moo-Fri 8-5pm. 645-2640 DRYCLEANER needs Companion. full time. countergirl.callbtn7&1. Practical Nurse cxper S S48-M8S o.rtwk. live an Beach --------- area. Call Mrs. foster. RECTltlCIAM ~forappt. F.lectnclan ramlhar w/loca l t'O d es . ~-8828 •VOLT* TEMPORARY SIAYICES 546-4741 384ACampus Or. Ste 106 /\<'ross from OC ALrporl 879-9330 1624 Orangcthorpe Wy Anaheim Equal Oppor. Employer In . Gen ore rrype S900 lo S900 An Equal Opportunity ll1 v1d uals With r?od lrvinePersonnelAgenry EmployerM /F handling and prepara· 488 K 17th Costa Mesa Lion expenence EZIJOY Swtet?.24 642•1470 Medical r~ept. Exp. on· excellent company _..... -----ty. Specialist ore Gen Apply 9am·noon MOD· Fri. Pen1<>nnel MARRIOTT HOTEL 000 Newport Center Or. Full time swltchboant ist--------- abo involved benefiLc;. ~_._ front ofc duties. No bkp- Apply 9am noon Lot Man, must be over 18. ing644-0920 SALES GIFT SHOP PART· TIM E /EVES MARRIOTT HOTEL We are seeking a peoplt• onented person a ble lo work flexible evenan~ houn.. Mon·Frl Personnel to pickup & deliver --------- MARRIOTT HOTEL <"uatomers. Adv a nee· MEDICAL RECPT Newport Beach F,qual Oppor Employer If you have-a neat :IP· pearan<"C and enJOY m lerf;:ir ml.! with people. this pnslllon 1s for )'CIU ! You wi ll work 1n our Manna Del Rey offtl'C until we are relocate..'<! LO SA NT A A N I\ < S l' p tc:mber 1St1. 900Newport Center Or. ment. Pis call. 556·1711 Busy office. Mm. 1 yr ex· Newport Beach per w/pcg board book· --------- Equal Oppor Employer LVN-DA.Y SHIFT keeping system & some Pizza help. exp only Every olher weekend orr. insurance ballrng. c;a II apply Hotel FRONT DESK CLERK Part-Time Good oppor for a people oncnled person able to work fleJuble hrs mclud· in& wlrnds. Eruoy xlnl co benefits Apply 9am·noon Mon fo'r1. Personnel MARR101T HOTEL 900Newport Clrdr Newport Beach F,qual ()ppor Employer HOUSECllEANING HELP F/t·P/T, Mon·f'r1 . Wlmd work avail. Must provide own trans. College stu· denls welcome. 540·9525 Must be dedicated to Chns. 644 2323 548·786.1 good paue:ol care. Apply 1445 Su pe rl or. N. B. MEDI CAL Secty & Re<' pt, PRINTING 642-2410 lmmed. opening Busy NWJ>l Bc.-h G.P. ofc. Must &per. lusiftess Be a part of our lt>am' LVN'S,Penna!Mftt be reliable. exp. & FonMCoUatorOpr Oshman ·~ will offer vou 3 11 f II t ...... "A"-0759 a generou~ ~la rt inJ( · u or p /t1mc . ma'""'·""" Should know snapout & Medacalloos. also vaca ---. --r W 11 salary and a very com lion relief Aug l.sl thru Medical recept1on1st. continuous orms i prehens 1vc bcncr11.., Sept 5th. Metia Verde p T. hrs vary. lite l)'pU1g consider lratnee w /some package. Please apply m Com Hosp.S6I CenterSt. & pbones. mature. collator background person on MONDAY. Ju CM 548.~ peniOOable, pnor train-SA area or Orange Co. ly 24 or THURSDAY, .fu mg. Send resume & hrs _540-80 __ Z7_. ______ ly 'n between 10-12 and M A C H I N E () p R -open to Ms. Cochran. Producllon Supervisors 2-4PM at Trainee. Growing rood 18821 Delaware St, 11207, M al u re p e r s 0 n s OSHMAH1S processing Fac1llly 1n HB. Ca 92648 w/monuf or prod exp. Apply 9am-noon Mon·Frl. Per50IUlCI 000 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach r,quJs l Opp Emplr m/f SALESLADY Evcrung & Saturday South Coast Plata Designer Bout1qur Must ht' mature. PotSed & relate to beautiful clolhes. call Mgr ror appt S49-2213 Irvine .need prod~Uon MEDICAL needed w11h1n a re· 3333Bnstol mach1_n e operator. FRONTOFFlCE hab1latal1on fac1llly. soun-tCOo~ PLAZA SA&.ESMAH/Stetta Mecharucal aptitude. We Bus 1 Supervisory exp not req will t rain. 4 lmmed y pract cenearCapo. Excel fnngt benefit!. & Call: <213l82249tl Welleslablishedmroium opening positions. 49 1902 J:ood poglUon for bnghl. worlnng cond For appt for more lnforma uon. lD high end component Deere Ave. 751.3780 outgo mg person who call· (714> 557 ,,.,16 F,qual Oppty Employer s tore in Costa Me s a hkes challenge & people ""' M ff needs a knowledi;ea hie MACHINIST O phthalmic ex p e r ~--------,!~~~~~~~~~ sale~man who enjoy, N.B. co. needs. Class A helpful, but wall train Purchasing working an a friendly Macllinial for Bridgeport ri ght person Salary STORE ROOM hassle·free operation Miil & Hardinge Lalhe open Reply Classified RECEPTIONIST Straight salary. full Umt> Close tolerance prec181on Ad #106. Daily Pilot. PO ATTIHDAHT Sat..Sun. & ho1Jday:1 pref. Call John Feeney al ESCROW OFFICE HOUSEKEEPER work. Exper req'd. Top Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ideal opportunity for 8 Prominent real estate or Atlantic Music. 646-8895 Large Investm e nt Fur~tureL OFFlmrgrC/rEeta1·1 AparitmenEl c leanlnfg bens.E.O.E.Si1·905lask _ea __ ._92626 __ ·------t rebable person with I fice,Newporteea,ch Ex· Sl\L""'One ,J So o•· Companion. lave in for ambu.lat«y ludy in .i lov· ely oceanfront home ---------1 Owo room, TV, c•t1• serv ce. xper pre . for Ron Adams. vear kitchen experien· per necess.Ask or Mrs. "-">" "' • "' m.rnn <Sam-spm > COOK. NIGIITS Full Ume. Apply btwn 3 ·5, Mon Fr 1. 4647 Brokerage needs ex· co. needs indlvidu.al for S a I a rl ed . F r l n g e _________ 1 MEDICAL FRONTOFC ce /pu rch asi n., ex .,.._John-•son-·.644-··9060•'---leading carpet store:; ~rtenced Escrow Q(. ~tionit1t. Various of benefits. Regular hours. ---------1 Part time, afternoons. penence to work ~n our'" needs 2 dynamic ag cer Top pay, etc. Ask fl ee duties. custome r Et$1ish seeaklng please. Mail Dept. Typing, bilhng. 644·6813 hotel's main kitche n ~resS1vc persons who tor Mr Selin~. service. Apply In person 644 2622 Park Newi>ort .... -. TECH p h I Th RECPJ know how to close, xlnt 64~646 Novello lodustr1e:' 1 lB28S Apt's N B MACHINE OftR ,..,_. urc as ng area 18 workmit conditions, l(ood COUNTER llELf. near Euclid. Fowrtainvalley. __;:.._ _______ Inserting m ac h ine Cahforrua Lie Exp'd in roo~i po~io~ will or-Ex LI • commissions, call 8·6. <>ranee County Airport Housekeeper. exp w/car """'rator n__..ed. ""per a11 00 1 a reas or medd lcal ergA c1o9. ne its c1 ng position· open ~ An~n1·~ Oeh., Mon·~ f R.c'TIG€1•-GIM'--L-O•Ea-C_E_•I ~. S dakewk for dis· ~;;'"Bell &iiow;al or a ratory proce ures. M~~'4t.~~~:~el ~.N.;~r!11:,a:i~~lif~~·~--------- MacArt.bur. N B ~.7.~.30andll .30 ---~' m abled ledy. fs.768-1928 """-"u Bowes inserttng (714l640-0140forappt. .. .... UIOTTHOTa " 5 ........... 788 Sk k HOM€' -.... u : wpu I HA .-OUK__, -an individual who can SllOPDWE-:-........ 1 J ypar > .,.....,-...., "'· e .... n. Houi.ckl•ervor to can• for machineprcferr...... ""'-...t...•-& .., _ __._ -Blvd., Suite A. Irv. memo'g, various duties . ...._ __ •.• ~h Id \.,,, ,_.. s:a~ OOONewport CenlerDr handle busy front desk. Wholesale, retail firm S56-0l7o 1---------·I printing reqwltklaa. A ........., "'c 1 ren ages U t1•1...s Newport Beach Must be neat & dependa· w /1mmed ope nings. lotofdelall.Setupanew .1&7CM area.645-6926 TRAINll Female. Top money. F.qualOpporEmpJoyer ble,Lype4Swt>m Chance Long hall' ot. No u per cu.odian Factory help, Ute& file ayatem . Aet as Housekeeper. Must be Vanous duties in mail MUSlhavecar 631·2140 to advance. Call J an.ie, nee. Will tram. Call for STUDINTS..$1UDINTS clean. Trainee OK. ~ck'f. to fraochbesblp. bard worker for t op ~:im;~~c~foP~~ ~=i --------•I 9-12 a~ 06 appt 642·Sl63. PartdmeC'Ullitodlan. Cal1S57·9S44 plllg. ust be l'lttlble to wages. Work 3 days a Birch&. N.B <Ne&r OC MIGUR ~Control ~4-12 l ~~Y!':.~~Dlst-ftoofttl>nllClk h=~ ~~ C::11: H week. 2PM·8PM. Balboa Airport) Equal Op PtnOMelA9MCJ l---H ~ pos~~ttl:~ v~~ ~w;30~91f na ~r. pref'd. Will train. ~anized and recogn~~ ~and. 8'15-7893· Aak for portunity Employer H.u ()pemnp For. ~1•• Hor Recpt/G. Ole. S800 P/J'. Exper or wUI train. J.6Pmbelinoi.o.1911l/7S Vaned sbllts.Newporter priorities. Apply N11· --·-------•--------ltuptto.lsh '""' M · A/PCJk/Manul toS950 Appty in person. Stan· SWctipa, cfusts, vacuums Inn Hotel, Ut-1700 Julio tlonal Education. 4361 -~=====:ii-• Maintaoance man ror bte S.C,....ff Weaeelt an lnclivldual for GenOkfT')'plst to sooo dard Shoe Stores. CM . •._..ti wtaen'I dean· Peruor Mary Carlson Birch St, N.8. <Near OC HOUSBllPBt malnC.. Perfc~ for re •OlherClerlcat first shill to work in our Fund.Ina Cl.erk to SOOO ,_:rm_s_._B_ri_s_tol_. ---~al a Kbool. Must be RIUTIME Airport) Equal Op· (NlGHTS> t.11". Apply Travelodge, POIIUOOunthe Qualit.y Control Depart Irvine Personnel Agency SALES P&RSON· Retail. rub Lime ltude:nt & have portunlty Employer The Marriott Hotel ls «iaW Co t H Na Saddlebackvty area ment. No n pene nce '88E. 17th, Costa Men R. M. AbramsCompsny. own tramp. Afply M•ln· C 0 MB IN AT I 0 N --------• seekin g u r c:li able ___ . __ as __ .,.-'Y'-·-·-· 27601 fofttet Rd. necessary. we willtraln ~te24M 64).1470 Perm. full lime. 1819 l•oance 0 c, Utt Dnv.-Houle & Office bouMkeeper toworklhc Maintenance c w.,,.., K.8. Equal e>p. Clt anlnc . Mu&t have Oirl Friday, ~t.. typ. evwnilll lhlft. EnJoy U · tJUllty malf\lenance S.lte49 Excellent company Newport Blvd ... M. portamkJEmp&oyer IDOddrtvtnarec:ard.oeat toiftflliDJtdutie8bypre· collerllco.benent.s. man, experienced pre· ClAegsc..terl benefits 111cludin1 major • '"7----------=::'.'"'I appuranct. live lo lt1,sous tlim located In Applytam·DOOD f....S. .0 Kr wk. Com nl.1477 medical alld dental. call tn:in:roM&\THt.. t'S n.c.r.rs ... •H&<"09111!1THKk'~ 0raqe Co. aree. Rep~: the~ Financial Cntr. Moo-FM, Penoonel pan1 ben,t1t1. Call t.aauu Nll\'tl «apply In pet10n: S52 ls 1001ttn11 for mature A u""n ••r ••'•' Mn. Gree.1.f .O.Boa C, Call S roa Oorrfa at MADtOnHOT& ~ !~~~~~~~~~ CalUlM Drtve, Newport :,,.~,:;~;r~~'s!:J:; person for 1m sbop ~· 1 p.-.~ Downey,Qaw.~O CU-GIO. IOO~Oe O 1-Roach. <1l4> 540·6090. Jwty ao u-. n.. .._ al u t bo il bl ~.-,M..~,U::.~h7as ... -...,.. nter r MAINTENANCE MAN· MUISlltYMIN Equal Opportunity N•wpo0rt .. 0 11.''a·; 1 es ... us ava a c ••ull•" ...... 11.. JOA mov.cf into town't Newport Beach Cull time, salary open. AJU time, mnture ma le Emplo~r. M/F/H do1ut10 11enet111 weekends. Lldo area. o cc " Tbenptacquaiot.edwilh GARAGE SALE ads ln Equal<>l>Pof fmployer CS..NMaskforK1ty ovc-r 21. 8 Oa)'S Inc l TRA"SMASK o cc "uy e11n 1 8'1~1101. ~ .. •Acycllnl the ,Cluslfltd Ada. tbeDallyPilotbr1n1h•P· Maio~oanceman Sat/Sun Work "Ith coar. c ... ~. A ales CLOTllESTIM E They rt the eulesl way PY rwwts. To place your 1'le fut.est draw In the Apply In peraon only. planta. lr~ & deliver)' opening Rlverakte, 10054 to rtnd Jmt the ttem1 and drawln& card, phon Weal . • Dally Pilot Ali Baba Motel.La F.xper preHfll·~-ClN Hr up. Have aomethlng lO sell! lllagnoUal. Need e~r anvicea )'OU need I M2·56'78 today' Qaulfled Ad. 6'.2·5671 ~Newport Blvd. CM. iuna .. unery' Ctusllted ads do It well t •I es Pe o P I e . Ca 11 Inc El Toro. 8J0.56SJ M2·lZl1. • .. .. • I tlAIL Y PILO r MonCla)' July 24 19. ~ ~ 8005 fvmihn.. 8050 Mi1eeflaneooQ• 1010 Mltcefi..out ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \¥Clflted TY,Rodio. 10& I HiR, St.,-.o loah. rower 9040 1098 ........................ . HetpW_.ed 71 0 HelpW..t.d 7100 .W,W•t•d 7100 .......................••••••••••...••.•••....•••••.••••.......•••••• MU::S W.l .GIACECO. t..ndu.stnal compound and 1·qu1pment Require ~uccesi.ful sale11 b11ck ground with mechanical dptttude Established bus1nes:. $15 ,000 per year salary and com· m1ss1on ror quahf1ed persons with advance ment to sales manage menl F'or appointment, call A. J . Perrotta CHO 87 1·5337. Monday and Tuesday. 9 AM to 12 Noon. Sandwich Makers Meyemofs. Irvine. ha!> openings for sandwich makers & general food prep. Ideal summer work leading lo P /T work for students. Mon fn, 9-3. S2.6S·S2.75 to ~tart. Call Kns. 557-6232 l•--------•ITUTOR li.l grad1· pvt SICUlln tut.or for tt>udmti & math OFFICER ~3312 eve:. w_kn_db __ MilRIOTI HOTll Is seelung an 1nd1v1dual t0 work flexible hou~ who h..s some law en forcemunl expenent:t' Enjoy good company benefits. Apply 9ttm noon Mon· Fri, Personnel MAUIOTI HOTEL 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach F,qual Oppor Employer Security Officen Estab') security rirm needs reliable men & women for uniformed security positions in Costa Mesa. Full or TYPIST CLAIM A BONUS FOR YOURSELF H you type 60 WPM or more. you are eligible for a $25 bonus after a week & one half's work. Call Carol for details at Olsten Temporary Services. SOS N Tustin Ave .. suite 182. Sanla Ana. Clip this ad & bring into our orfke to be etig1· ble p I time . Re t 1 red 973 1303 welcome. Phone mam • SECRET ARY ore collect for u Costa EOE <Oepartmental ) Mesa app l (2l3>--------- Engmeenng. plannmg & _2M_·_Ol_56_._______ WAITRESS. ex per consultuig hrm has nn SERVICE STATION AT· BREAKl''AST COOK. operung (~r a sec.rctar¥ TENDANT. Part time. Apply btwn 4·6pm, Mon- Accur typing req d. Mm niichts & wknds. Hrly Fri. St.cubenville West. ~O wpm. <Sh & d1c-wage+tncentive. Apply 2900 Newport Rlvd . Nwpt AntJque MulllC Boxes' Slot M ~tunes • Cloeks' HUGE SELECTION AIMric• Int ........... o. ....... Open Wed. thru Sal 1802 Kettenng. Ir" (714 )754-1777 t:ASll PAID For gd used furn. unlt ques & clr1'V'. 957-iH33 2 ('OU<'hl'!<.. I i 1-0l .1 SJS J antique V1ctonan love seat $120 673·6124 or 975-0239 after 6 PM 84" L11wson type sura. natural linen weave. 1200. Hoover Upriflhl vacuum. $20 b'73 7183 Antiqu e V1 c tor1an Antique shaving mirror Rosewood Gentleman's reproductions w (for chair Forest grei!n up-your bath or bedroom 1 hot ~. 673-7183 Doll cradles SIO Bu by 0 cradles $35 All r1enlal rug·9xl2, hkt' handmadt', C us lom new, retails S2000. Sell ..,..,5 673 7 padded for SSO Unu!;uul -· · 441 coffee tables & b<.>n('ht•s ApplimcH 8010 231 Cabnllo. Costa Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• (rear> ------FRGllT DAMAGED 8' SOFA & LOVESEAT HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 . W. Warner nr Harbor. Gd cond. $90 ~ 5283 Santa Ana 979·2921 _e_v_es _____ _ Washer · Dryer hwasher $100 ea 1V $100. 646-5848 GcrocpSale 8055 C D1as· ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• 0 or Moving Sale, Sun & Tue. 9·1, Misc household <..:ASH PAID goods. h1dies wear 536 Wsh r /Ory rs I R e rr1 g Baywood. N .B. 640·1;739 working or not 957·8133 Hone>s 8060 Refrigerator, reasonable. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sears air conditioners AlfaUa leafy hay SS.KS. C2l. 960·3616 Nutrodog food 25 lb 56 lS:> ta phone ex per hclpfu.11 590 So. Coast Hw y, _lk_·h _______ _ Salary: S3·$4 hr App.y Laguna Beach. WAITRESSES --------•I or :.ubmtt res ume to Cash for rerngerators. free deb very O 'l<fffe's Fffd & Tack 2544 Newport Uh d CM <across from Orange County fair) .Jack G Raub Co. Alln Service Station Allen· 3 Sh1fls avail. pd vaca workmg or not Personnel. 125 BakC'r St. dant, rull & part lime. lion. Apply Taylor's 536.0911 Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 hourly +comm. 673-3320 Restaurant. Redhill/SA EOE. M IF1H frwy, Tustin. Service Sta . Attendant,--'-------- Secretary 1Recept1onist cxper'd. fo'ull or p/tim ATCHMAkER We arc looking for a well Apply, Arco Station. l7 assi s t e ngin eer groomed. business &Ir vine.CM w/dcvclopment of de· Dryer, G 1--:. t•lectnc. 7 mo. old. white. $130. 11.B. 840-4366 645·5686 Chestnut thoro G !I Yrs 1612 Hands. pleasure or show $2000. 673·6474 eves LUGGAGE TAGS ··••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••········ • •• ••• from your business l·ard L J I( u r. a P d K t• J n l Compl :ysterr. Marant1 Send one card for •ach Mnsters Trade 2 t1('ket.. 61.5G 1l<Y.I. Quadranu ~-;, tag plus one sparl' t Wt• Au~ 25. need <'arller Sl99. ~&tO 3702 .'A pr ~ r eturn perman e ntly date IW7·4658 Sl72 Cali 962 993C Tot.11 sealed attractive tag & WANTED MANuAL .;ystempncc $.Ill(', strap, meeting airline LAWN MOWER 21· Color TV $99 : > r l 0 r~u:iremcnts Pre 631·3-li4 war f'ret ~I & &>t t.p vent I~ & theft' F'or d 2052 Newpor• HI ( :\1 personalized tag enrlose t'i42 s.'\..lv wallpaper. fdbric or ~c:al -------- "Day Glo" paper 41 Wl' IMtnlmtntt 1083 Cir RtA 25" Con~oh· TV will back & tnm your ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/remolt' $.!SC b!>l or: Lags. Or try two card.b I t-IEB> AH AMI'! t::ve552·3668 FOR SAU l!r.S 2A H<•111ell S~non Bndt2l OMC' 2:?:l. xtrJ limn. du.d 'talion. Vlff dll)th 111101 1 nail tank mu1\j ... 11 ·" P rn·t'd t1• IT\O\• Sl0,500 HARRISON'S SEA RAY BOATS J:ot Coa" H-.' N " 6l 1·2S47 back to back -------- PRICES Prerrrably dn o ld Zeruth & RCA color Tv ·~ ---------$2 ea or J /$5 Fender Baseman. but ronsole. bolh need work 4/5tags$t60ea anyUnngmgoodworkmg S25ea S.S9·0055 1!i:!l Ct·ot uo) 11,1 ~1' 6/9Uigs$150ea conditionforaround$100 -, tra1le1 :•bl\'1 :1ll~t·r <lr.t IOormoreSl 4oea will do. Ca ll 661-6261 aft SONY lietamax 6: FORD , !• ;1 n t;.11t.1 w ..... 1 Sales Tax lnduded :, JOpm l:IJ J m P "11 "" 1• n n t: Manm t'ifi l lb~: NOCARD~ '71 GIBSON Lei; P aul --·:~ ~1. ht1, ::4 Cud1h scrv1cl· 968 632: 1 - Dr11w your own or send Record1ng. Brand nc14 , J b 1n "wt ''";, (', l r ,1 <; name. address, phone& cond.Cho1cecase Rare loats&Marin• ;-.. .,.pr.ri .. 11p J'·"I we'U make one card per lsl $.SOO/takC$ 631 ·0038 s-.; nt SlJ 9$1: 01 nl<•ro.1 otr tag Add 25< each Keath ......,.....,. 5.iti·tii:X, or ,,-;:; ~s~· a'k Send check or mont>y or . •• ••••• • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • f T derto: OfkeFu~& G.Mral 9010 ~om PILOT PRIMTIHG Eqiiipment 8085 •••• •• •• •• •• •••• ••• • ••• :11· Crc~llultr d<>y Nwser po liox 1560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 & 10 Ft runabout. nin del'P \i tiOhi.i 0 1-bait Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 Metal desks $20·$85. old dlllghy SJ001()(fer 1 ank. 'k 1. ,\me~ I rlr wood desks $75·S9S chrc; 675-3951 6i3 635i Ilk' nt·I' ~ ""'' 01 f,·r Designers Leftover~ L1 v rm Brkfmt $400 /ofr Sofa tble $65. Lg Anl. chair $:KIO. Bdrm furn $50·$400 AntlQUe$ $20 Up Jldbrd & <;pread $225 Sleeper l.Ofo $125 Sat & Sun 9.5 332 Evening Canyon Rd CdM $1 S20. storage & fill• 675..ii:UZ PllONEMATE Telephone <1nswer111~ machines wtwarr. $79. wiremote. $149 Roger. 750.3791 cabi nets all Hyles. fluorescent l1~ht s. !>howcases. bookcase~. tbls. C.E WHOLESALE Of"FIC E FU RNTI RU 1-; 20-$4 Placenl10. C M 631·277i 631 2570 Divert A·Call at 11 pnce Receives & forwards your phone call~ Nearly new Only S600 759·0Xl l Ask for Smith or Huase Moving. must sell ·75 Pets 8087 • • • 2451 Crest\ lt'W Or Newport lk·dCh You an:· th~ winner uf ffvoff frH tickeh IS22 50\Ulue .. IG llinqlinq lros. Barnum & Bailey C ircus Au~UJ\l 3rd thru 15th Anaheim Con\lent10n Center. 800 W Katc>ll..: 11," ~Ohp OUlbOurd t•it-1· -.1ccntral.. hH· J .. <'ilt·h tank t'lt· Hl•:.oy ~" i.!•• W •trlr $79(• l!i3 1142l- :M Tropn • 1l>1ri ,,w~· r rb11 Fore v ll 1u1! • ·"' va~. biill • anl. m ,111· ,,1 Ovn tt P: !-oat :-1 itt·•· · 320011 f-\I ' .,;; I 08.1 1 d .. ). .hi<;;:::~ ··•I llC 0 <.tH minded woman to ac hcale precise instrumen· l"ompllsh vaned clerical Service Station Attcn· talion ror 011 field . Good ta!>kS Must be an ac dant, exper'd . Day & working coids ~co rnrale typist and enjo) Eves. fo'ull & p/ltmc. Ap· benefits. Top pay. EOE REFRIGERATOR llood cond S50 646·9076 or 551 5575 Yamaha 100. l yr old ••••••••••••••••••••••• Flas hy quarter type refrig.2yrold sofalwd& mare Best offer chr. 3 drawer c·hest Call Dog obedience cla ssc~ now forming Aul{ 1 Personal11ed pro fcss1onal mstrocllon Do yourself & your dog a r a vor 631-469i T1 cket.; m u~t b, , x changed 1or re~cr~ld scats al tht-Convention Thunderbird 20 rormul:• 1977, Oet•p \. : .,nd~·rr• trlr Dnn.i We!-1 :\-1 ann~· 66! l651i ---. 557·6207 839-6185 Center <1head of 11m1 i----------work mg with others. Ex ply, Shell Stauon. 17th & Scientific Onllmg Con-Refrigerator llotpoinl, ~l·llenl working cond1 · lrvme._N_B_._____ trots Newport Beac h. frost free. white. 1 Yr old 11110.'>. office located on Service Sta Attend. Full & S.S7·9051 ask for Ron Lil· 17.2 cu h $240. Call Jewelry 8070 -G-o-ld_c_a_r-pe-l-.-,90-yrds. • •••••• •• •• •• •• ••• ••• •• good cond. S2 pr yrd 'lli:wport Bay Plcasr p1l1me. exper'd . Ille _l_le _________ 646-__ 1946 ______ _ JEWELRY 646·1220 ~all H<.trbard Oa\ I!>, mech·t knowledge App· WEEt<EHD HE.LP licycles 8020 ~121626 1•'.2590NewportBl,CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• " Housecleanmi: & office Cy le & C S t Service Station Mech's & cleanini: on wknds. We C 0mpany ecre ary Attendants, day & nites can schedule Sat or Sun. SALE Vanous pieces 673·44 l ?__ Brand new 3.25 rluster diamond nng. cost S.1200. will sacr1f1ce ~750 nr best offer P P 6411 ·8020 Ma1or corp·Newport Ctr Must be i•xp. 2800 w. Must provide own trans . lot Su la ry 1.'0 m Coast llw y. Newport $3.SOprhr 540·9525 New & used 3. 5. & 10 MiscelloneCM&s 8080 mi:n.~urate w tskill!> Ex· Shell s pds. bch cruiser s, ••••••••••••••••••••••• t•cl llt.>nt•f1l pkg & future -----Window Tintin9 mopeds. moto (•ross • *.., ddvanccment opportuni Serv Sta Help needed 1m-Trainee bikes, parts. access, rt'· tv Call Jack i\rm!>trong mt.'<I. Pull or pit. Apply Over 21 644·8494 pair!'. all makes. Cl:issic OUCIM Albers (or ronf1denlial i n· 990E CstHwy,N.B. b1cyclcs.Buy.scll.trade 235WalnutSt 1er\'1ew644-5800cxt ·161 ---Women Men. recently 642·7910 Costa ~l·sa --------Shoe :.ales. better grade. divorced Want lo make 2470NEWPORT BL C:\1 Youarethewmnerof S.cretary•lrYifle indep ram s tore a new 1.ire" If you have thrfffrfftickets Rapidly growing pct Salary. comm· tncen the desire. I ha\•e the Cats 8035 IS22 SOvaluel. lu prod manuf has ll\'CS & top benefits. 1 Aloe Vera contour face ••••••••••••••••••••••• RittcJlin9lro1. ('hallengmg career pos N1i:ht, no Sun Exp hfl 1Res ults ~uaran · Persian kittens. CFA n: lamum&lail~y 1 mtl•I motivated mdiv nt.>t:\'!>:..Mr While or Mr h'l•il l L1·1 ~ t .1Kl' acl111n g1stcred F:x cellenl Ciriod typing, shorthand Marow1tz 548·8684. Npt Call Mary 640·5957 (leave quality Bcauliful long Circus l'b~l·nt1al l.1ghl hoo.k· Beach mcssagei hair. Show quality r\ugust3rdthru 15th kl•epmj: 751 2600 day:., -s~ ....... w-st BanL 638·9308 AJ1aheim Convention 1>10.1271 eves UW'fJI "' • Youni; and ;,imb1t1uus Center.800W Katt'lla 800Glenft4tyre General machines 16751 Siamesek1ttens T1cke•s musl be ~)( SECRET ARY LCICJloMa leach Noyes Ave. lrvinl• S95 changed for rest"rvcd l:.xec lit'<' y for pres1dt•n1 i:-. acreptmg applications 646·3609 seats at the Convention or land develop co. Al" for experienced bank DOC}' 8040 Center ahead or t1ml· c u r a t e l y p 1 n g & t 11 Call Joa Go e Mn-chandlse ••••••• •••••• •••• •• •• •• Call 642-5678. Ext 329 to ..,ecretanal skills rcq t· ers n r · claim yourt1ckel!. Real estate & some 4!17·1771 ···~··••••••••••••••••• Golden Retriever pup· * * * 1 e gJ I/ a c Cl n g ex per ~ual Oppor. Emplr ~s 8005 pies. AKC Field & show ____ _ helpful Xlnl benehts & STUDENT·earn while you ••••••••••••••••••••••• pe.l. Shots. wormed . working environ. Tus tin. learn. nexible hrs, call 200 Yr. Old Bakers rack & rrus., ed wfl'LC. Xlol d1sp Sularv commens wtex· M K k bl 11 2 Grandfather clock also (.13)425·1561 • • r . 1r wn · 200 yrs old . Mrs . ---- p.!r 842·5158 Cartwnghl. 646·5031 or Cocker Spaniel pups. 2 Alcin1/Gfeller Co 640-7320 male. 2 rem , AKC. $150 832-2965. • * • ea. 536·CW!62 ~l·retary for restauranl '1l~1gn firm m CdM . Xlnt l'Ork mi:: cond & benefits M-11000 ~rretanci. · Typist Fasts \c<"uratcS BorPdS L1k(' machtncsS Challenl!eS VanetyS Ausy word pro n .... :.1nl! typi· :.1•tt10g of r1l·e 11clods yous Airport ,1rca$ The Office !'>49-218!1 T. Chen I 1029lh St Ntwport Beach Vou are the wmner ot ttw'ff frtt ticlceh tS22.50 value). lo RlfMJlncJ lros. lonun & laUey Circus August 3rd thru 15th Anaheim Convention Ccnter. l!OO W. Katella Tickets must be ex chanjlrd for reserved !>Cills al the Convention Center ahead of time. call 642·5678. Ext 329 lU claim your t1ckt'ts. • • • Jeff Robertsons :11 :i I I !'.llllllllll ltd So L:lguna You are the winner or thrH tr.• tickets li22 50 value I. to RincJlittCJ lros. lanun & lailey Circus AugUJ>l 3rd thru ISlh i\nahe1m Convention Center . 800 W Ka Lella free to YCMI 8045 ......•...............• Mixed Labrador. fl•mulc. 1 ·~yrs old. arrect1onate. good with children Frer to r.tood hom r (;all fle\'erly at 898·5100 after 5·30 PM ......••......•.•...... **I BUY** Code·a-phonc 1200. 6 mo old $75 Call <7141 962·9930 Mesa Verde Tcnnu. Club Membership for sale $800. 968.0J&J Gomii to ColleRe' Must sell ' 7'4 s urfboard almost new. SlOO. spnnl! wet swt $15. !>Uri ral·k~ SlO. 35 MM caml.'rJ w 2 lenses. $90 I for ma Is Sl5 ea. szs 12-14 646·5201 HEW CAR PHONE Completely portable Can lM:! used in car a:. reR phone with 70 watt JmP or used outside or car $3,000 retail ask111i.: S2.000 or assume lease C;,i ll H Bond (714 l 754-1801 Large plastir <:over for au\.OS7 631-3474 Executive Tamaphone. 2 way FM portable radio. w/desk t op c har~rr !l;ew. $1500 Sell $12001or bst ofr. 646·2227164G·m5 PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY R Sell any item or ~um binatton of 11ems for $75 or less with a Penny Plocher Ad 3 Imes for Z ronsecut1ve doys F.ach additional line •~ 60' for lhe 2 days Charge 11' No C'ommen:1al ad~ For mort• 1nform;11 111n .md to plact' )Our ad• 1111 642-5678 Miscellaneous Wanted Cill 642 5678. Ext 32'J 11, claim your tickets ~ .. Pianos & Organs 8090 WANTED Oppt':; •OU\•w •••• •• •• •••• ••. ••••.... on c;a1 lboal PIANO 673·7f,if,' loats, Maintenance I GRAND IConsolel Service 9020 LlkEMEW Sl.100. 333 B East 18th St Costa Mesa ll45·03n •..••...•.•............ Yacht carpenll'r int ext. fiberglas s work Desi refs Rea~ 646·4005 HAMM O~ 0 0 RC AN !?.~:;!.~:.~ ..... !~~~ AND PIANO CENTER Summer liqwdauon sale CUSTOM BOAT Everylhmf! sale pnced By 01llmar & Donald.son 2854 E Coast H~y CdM 44• lWIO GM VS •tTl 644-8930 Diesel l•nl(inl'. t ull\ CONSOLE cqwpped with all late~t electrontc gear. hke nl·I' Many special 1eaturc.., Sl.100 2 yrs old Xlnt 1mmed delivery cond 333 "B" ~asl ll!lh . ~m~ sold hy onginJI C.M owner By appt only ' $300.000 C:.:J ll t: H I Spln\'t p1aM. IO fi7~ 32 11 x!lJ -;~3 : 11 r good condition li41>·6.">K- $75 529·5810 -·----- ~ 1~· Southroa:.l C! .. :-.:.1\' Baby Gr.and l!l31! Bav boat. -.:Int ,·ond . fl G Bay Co Gd cond res-tored co' er. :.t'I' "' AnlQ white. S20001f1rm A B c shp A 170 SJ200 759-0109 540-3500 New Knabe 6'4" e~ny 20-.-S-k-ip_J_a-ck-.-,-5-. Ch€'\} grand in model horrw: I V·8, 01'1C. rcw hrs. clean. yr, vlu $8200. now $1995 S7500 ongowner6i~li llammond Organ Piano --------- Center, 2854 1-: Coast Cstm Campbell 22· ('rsr llwy. COM 644-8930 Pnnted cad en11. prit l -rond. V·dnve. mny xi rel:. Kawai Baby Grand piano. s.12.9000639.~15 Ebony. 5 yrs old. $.3450 552 7315 SECRETARY •tc..,pon:-.1blc person w1ab1hty lo type & i>t>rform \·ancd dulle:. 1n ';1lc!> dcµt of <·stablished but grow1nj( l'oncern. good company benefits. xlnt oppty. Irvine an.•a 557 :.no *Secretaries* .. . . Ti ckets must be ex· changed for reser ved scats al the-Convention Center ahead of time Call 642·5678, Ext 329 to cla1m your t1ckcU. • *. Good used Furniture & Appliances-OR 1 will sell or SELi. for You. MASTERS AUCTION 646-1686 & 833-9625 TE1\C H1-;R for Pre School, S2 75 p thr 25 H r w k m i n Ir:====---.::;:==..!.::;:;;;;:;===---..:::; Weslminstcr. 897-2159 Tech. :.ervice electro :.tat.le copiers. Exp. req. excel wrk1ng cond. !1119~9~!! !JAY!& t: Ofc Adm Assl lo SHIK t:mployt>r:. Pay i\11 Fees l.11 Reinders /\J!cnry .!O'.!U R1rch St. Sle IM 'llewport Beach 833-11100 Call for AppttEstab '64 EDITORIAL DEPT. SECRETARY ,\ r e w a r d 1 n g a n d :.omrumes exc1ll1\Ji! pos1 llort Ill the news depart· m .. nt or thr Daily Pilot a14alts som1..-one with :i unique combination o( talenL'i. fl requires a fast thinker with tact, pr<'· sence. humor. and dis Irvine !>49·8373 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS needed 1mmedlatcly No expr necessa r y Pleasant evening hrs Can earn up to $3.75 per hr Call 754· 1601 after 1 PM TB.EPHOHE SALES 'lired ()(The Routine? This Job ls For You! Call Us NOW Al 833·8095 Time·Lifc Libraries Equal Opp Emplyr m 1r 1·rt't1on A background in T IR E & Gen'J Auto Journalism would be Service Apply, NewJ)(lrt helpful. a thorilul'!h 1'lre, 3000 E. Cst Jlwy, .:rounding Ln grammar a CdM mu s t Normal ---------~ecrelorial lalents Tow Truck Drivers ex· needed. IBM typing tiS per'd. Top pay Apply, wpm. '1hng, phone&. G&WTowing, lOOOirvine mail, shorthand JOO wpm Ave. NB 642-1252 desired hut not absolute· TOW TRUCK DRIVERS. ly nt.'Cessary. A~('llc P.ay, exper'd. must live in generous benefits. retire· C.M. 646.9638 ment program. lm· ----------1 moo1ate opening. Call ror Tr a v e I agent . ex · ii ppo1ntment. Mrs perienced only. Newport ~tephenson. Personnl•I center area. 644· 1412 Department, Daily Pilot. ----------1 &C? 4321, ext. 277 Ao Eq1tal ()ppor Employer TRAVB. AGENT Expanding Nwpl Agency 1reta1l & wholcssle> re· quires semor aitent w Jin· SlCTY /CLHIC ternaltonat ticketing ex· to handle real estate In· ....;l>C'_r._&44_·_537_3 ____ _ \lestor account Com· Truck Driver/Cr ane municallon, typl~~ and Operator. C-1 Uc .. SIO hr. huslness math skills cs-Will trnin. Neill Crane , :1e nlial P r crer ex Servlce,531·3374 per1enced, mature --------- person. Benefits & xlnt TRUCK DRIVER w /gd location. 6'4-8824 dnvlng record deliver LA area. Call 645-3180 Security guards needed. wkdayg. P1trol summer only 4Pm ---------to mldmte. $3.75 pr hr TRUCK DRIVER & yard G1te guard, P tr. Sot. m11lnt (or chemical to1lt'I Sun & bolJda)'l'I 13.00 pr co. Call 646·2700. ~r Maintenance P IT , ~IUng anything with ,. 1AM ·llAM Wed -Sun Dally Pilot Clas111fiN1 Ad $340 ~ iio pr hr . Call ii 1 simple mllrter Moo t''r1, ~4. 4!>4-8.571 j1.11t eall ~2·5678 CAN GET.YOU $J5 Use our famous PENNY PINCHER ADS For Oftly $2.00 you CCIII ochetiiH •Y lhtft or cOlllbiftatiOft of ihtfts totalh•g $75.00 or less. Our PEHHY PINCHER AD con.Jib of 3 lines for 2 con1eeuti•• dayt.. iaclt odclHoMI Hne 11 60' for the J daya. CW.. .C ,.-y ,_....,. Ad or ... y... i ·91Jtkwd w M• .. ct.91. MoCIFEHJCltlledt•wM 642-5678 DAILY PILOT ..... WIN TICKETS WORTH $22.50 _ to Anaheim coming . n center convent•0 t 3 'Thru 1t\ursdaY, A':'::ust 1 s. TuesdaV , , •• 19 SEA RAYS! NEYER AGAIN SALE CLOSE-OUTS 24 ' CUDDY CABINS Suk turlJ&n" ,. 1m1wr l'O"l'f" 11!.h wt'l 1.. IOI• gal 1uel I n ,. l u d • •. T 1 m I.I t' m r1 a1ll·r• 121228 H.P. MERCRUISERS Storto: .:554! 6 .154 SI 3,918 StOl'k >6#H (I J 240 H.P. O .M.C Sl4.596 NOW OPEN UNTIL 8PM 7 Days a week HARRISON'S SEA RAY :nu: coa!<.t Hw' :-< H 631 2.'>-1; !. •• 0 •• 1. I, . l • ' 178 CLEARANCE •I_._ .......... .e • ._... UST,RICI s I l,]29 SAVI SZI IJ m.ooo t.cM·9914 llD·E-«AMI' .... ----s.u-------·~o~~ ........... -. ······················ ..... ~ ..................... .,..,. ........ S9216 • 7 S CAPE D 0 R =r,-• ..... --.... LOMet ~~~c 1~~11~=· HUGE SAVINGS :~1r & extras ~. ON ALL VAM CONVERSIONS °""" ... ~ 0,.. ... ~ Col 4!, diesel, 9 bags 714 714 !><JllS. loaded w/eQUIP· 4t l.otOO ment, well maint P P 5"56·9133 :?.! SU.r w/tJ'lr. 5 sails, g ('OOd SUlOO 548· 7711 /644).28S$ Hi Sp.ed,l\.ow Cost SEAS~J~ ~CATS 9140 wt.IDri•et FR<>M 11000 ••••••••••••• •••••• •• •• •••••••••••••••• • •••••• Gl1 '" SllillHh Baatavus Moped, aood 7l 111tet...tioHll Call B36-6890 condition. must sdl $190 Scovt 4X4 . 4M-6884 6 cyl., 3 speed trans . 4 24 Coiumbla Challeng~r. MokM-c=•/ wheel drive. lockln& xlnt cood 0 /B. 3 sails. Sc 91 so' hubs. removable top. S4.SOO D•na West, A·fi en d I d h I 537 S708 ~2082 H • •••• • • •••••• ••••••• ••. r • o a n e u c r -or arry S..S..r Clean ! <683JEYl 99 l!i' Hobie Cat , xlnt cond. '76 Honda 7SOF Lo miles. $39 dbl trape:te, nding lines, gOOd price. Perf cond. Jib travel ai.s1:.l . blue 536-7711or900.5344 i.aJ!s, trlr Sl49S. 645-6625 76 Rm 2SO Suzuki, never Newport 16, hH cabin. been raced. Also 3 rail . ~rl': J2.}Joa1ls & lrlr, trailer. S48·2638 aft. SPM New 78 Y•maha Enduro C I ass I c r e a r s o n OT 175 $875/or best of. Reneg.Ge 27 recent haul fer. Call after 8:30pm & rerurb11bed. 11tras. 557-3393 Eves.545-0205 --------~ BELL moto~ycle helmet. ••Coronado 25, 3 sulls, si ze 75 /8 Super 71 ~ Honda eng. super Magnum. $30 64.5-9484 dean w tsllp. Must sell aft 6pM snoo. 6454749n~~stss --------- '77 Yamaha DT100 En· COlUMllA 52 duro Perfect cond Must Custom bwlt by Kettln· s~ $450 Call 846-0050 wrg. Absolutely spot I<.~:, f\ili racing & crwi.· '77 Suzuki wtfa1ring. SMd· 1ng equ1pmt 2 boat dlebags & luggage car owner. /\ny reasonable rier. includ warrant} oHer considered Asking Mst sell 754-1628 Sll9.500. l14·6'2·27l7 ·74 Suiuki GT380L. like SCHoa< • 525 Absolutely full race . new. 4500 ml, $625. $.4976 <>ut.st.t.ndtng race record. Motor HORWs. Sole/ Must ~ to appreciate. RtM/StwocJe f 160 714·00·2717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------Sullbo11t Kite U08. com Rent a 1977 Executive µIL'te , trlr, mast & boat Motorhome or M lnl ('t'n1er. l(ood shape hcst m~lorhom~ from Herb olr over $500 1213 ) Friedlander Call any of THEODORE ROBINS FORD JOt>O HARfl<HI tllVO (0~11\ ME!>A fo4 1 0010 COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #I IM CAI.IF. 1971 CHHOKH $6995 1JSAl8NNlmBJ1 J2 Cherok~a ln Stock OVEtlSTOCKED CJSP1cku~ Wagoneers $1300 Olacounton some models. 25.24 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 7 I 4 /549-802 3 '16 GMC >f4 TOM •xo•1acu, WE BUY USED CARS CALL C.A.RTll Used Cur M.:r 540-5830 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • llNC-OI N·Mrnc11Rv 1973 MG Midget. xlnl cood. $1700 or best orfer ~ay Juty 24. 1978 '73 VW ctl2 Wc1 gon . AM/FM cass. air. good mech.. $1600 or orrer 494-3491 evl.'S S57-566l VW '70 t:Ju.g. reblt en~. nu MGt 974• tires, xlnt cond, $1395 ••• ••• ••••••••••••••••• _ss_1 _11_87 ______ _ • DAILY PILOT l•• ,., .. , ......... 0-..,. ~ ..... ................. c...... , ....... '72 Ford LTD Country Sq, atr, P tS. P /B. $1290 ~l.29eves. '77 MGB AM /FM 8 trk. Vot.o 9772 ~~~~~~~~~~ luiga11e rk , r aci ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...: stripes. 8500 m1. new re IEfOIE YOU IUY TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE 1978 Ford Granada. 4 Dr V-8. 28,000 males. A/C PIS. P IB. P /Dr lockl> . AM /FM ster eo. Tiit wheel. Cruise Control White w /Blue Vinyl Roof. $4350. ~9-2342 '69 510. runs OK $375. Must sell 543.6338 IPS S4900 548-l239 A USED VOLVO, Peupot 9748 See us at Southern • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange County's Volvu '11 280Z. AM /FM B·trk. Peuaeot DleHI '76, sun-Headquarters S7300 or beat. 644·0958. rod. A/C. stereo tape. Mil(i>UIS VOL VO WANTED! Nabers Cadillac Late model Toyotas, Volv06. Pickups & Vans. cau us today! ~ ~ood cond. S72SO. MISSION VIEJO J.973 Dataun 240 z. auto, 131-2110 495-12 1 0 ..'ftllO I l.trhrn Bl~ll (I •\I.I \I.• ... , ... 10 •J l IJU '72 Grand Tonno Wagon SlOOO Call SS7-8656 air, mags AM /FM. xlnl ,........ 9750 cond. iiiO<> 837 ·6050 ext • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • OllAMGE COUNTY VOLVO 554 wkdys, 497·2616 Pristine of Huntington evstwknds. 8ea('h is ottering lacquer EXCLUSTVELYVOLVO 78 SeVllle 3.200 m1. all LargcstVolvoDealer blk Loadf'd, 1mm ac ttso ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S HIWEST LINCOLN·MERCURY Dealership is now OPEN "" H.-Mr llY4.. c ....... ... rtl. 14'·UOJ w U0.'467 Autos.lmporhd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ga111r• 9701 '73 Dats un 2~0Z Ai r. AM/FM. rnaits. shadow One of the bc!ll around S4l&S or trade for van or pickup or equal value 675·9ct~. 556-6730. ask for Tom. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73240Z.xlnteond, $39,000 673-5388 '67 ANG WA. gd cond. 1496. 875·82581646-4848 ·n 1200, new trans. clutch & brakes. $1250/olfer. '705 s.-.,.3311, AJfa Romto ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·73 240Z. auto. air, stereo 1974GTB2000.smallwork cassette plus. 13700. needed. S3000t or beat of. 875-03:94 fer. 631-0874 /645-3487 --------- 1971 Convert. red, ~nl Flot 9725 cond. P.P. $3850 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 875-8234 1968 Flat 850 Spider like ---------nu nu Michelin radials. IMW '712 rbll engine. Sl700/offer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 89l·Uii04 paUlt, metal lina.st11n1i & lender flaring lo Ponche owners 538· 7888 197S Carrerra. 29,000 m1 , elec windows, A/C . leather Int . cassette. poly urethane paint. black. new PerelU Urea. Beat otrer. 3907 Seashore Or, NB. 67S·"44 m Orange County• rood. Warranty Sl3.395. BUYorLEA.SE PritP494 1618 DIRECT '69 Limo. silver, fully f!t:rt!l~~ -.~-3-:-pt-~-=E-~;-:-:-~-d-o.-SS-.000-I 2025 S. Manchester mi. olig owner. $3795. Anaheim 750-2011 P.P. 67s-8651 RAYR.ADHOE LINCOLN-MERCURY Ui·18AutoCenter Dr. SDFwy-Lake Forest ell it IRVlNE 130.7000 ·74 Sedan tic Vtlll' Mult-.g 995z 1978 PORSCHE 2 Swed 1 s h Vo I v o Loaded rleun $3450. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 I I Sc M e c h a n 1 c s no w a l C ,ti I 9 6 2 · l 5 2 3 .. 8 I van 's. 1995 Ha rbor eves/wknd! 86 Mustang 289. uy & This one Is loaded!''. Blvd c M 64S-l9fl2 race thas one. Needis Mocha brown l'Xler1or & " CCllllllro 9917 some work. Must sell low miles Pn ply Call '76 26.5DL Wgn. 10 moli ••••••••••••••••••••••• $800. or highest bid ~5120 old. Xlnl cond, auto. a/c. /4 Camaro LT. VS. air. _54_7_·_3182 _______ _ . pis. etc. stereo AM /FM auto PS PB. AM /FM · IB 911 E Targa. nawlesa ca.s, rf rack. Take:,. reg ste~ $3.000"96·S879 Must seU 66 Must. 289. cond thruoul. S7000 Call gas. BestoCr. SS2--4300 • • PIS. auto, A/C, Make of· 67s-8638 evs. Qw.1 oNt 9'201_fer_. SJ6..4854 ______ _ '87 911. s-spd. ma gs, xlnt Alltol, UtH •••••••••• ••••••••••••• YOUU EMJOY thruout. 147so . p p ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 Chevy Monza 2+2· -IHJOY! 6.11·9560days GtMI.. 990 I Automall(' trans .• ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond AM/FM & in '7S Ford Mustang II. ----------Fl AT t.m 128 Sedan Xlnl '67 9\2, brand new motor . new brake:;. good cond COM, ACTS Ci.AS SAVERS STTCKSAND AUTOMATICS beautiful condauon Pn. buket seats, console. air. ply Make offer Call full pwr Purchased new. R3'7·9682 driven by school teacher 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! COM,UTE IODYSHOP HOWOPlH cond. Must sell Best ofr Divorce sale 642·7880 642·5113 aaDa Over 200 Flats to choose from plus an outstanding selection of Sports cars at DICK MILLER MOTORS 120W. Warner.S.A. SS7·2132 '76 Pors('he 914, 17.000 m1 . x.lnt cond. S'l.999 494 7176 $69 5.00 .ct up Na..,.."' .. Mtrs ~ '76911STar11a. 18.000 m1 . l.9E9Harbot.CotlUMes all extras. flawless Best 64W7fl' over Sl4.SOO. 67S·3530 .!:!:============ '74 914, silver blue, 1m· AMC 9905 mac. mny xtras, $49001 ••••• ••• ••••••••••••••• orr (7141839-6936 1976 AMC Gremlin. 6 cyl. 'fl9 Porsche 912, sunrf. 3 11pd, asking $2575 Call 538·2911. ----------1 Super shape. Musl sell ·75 Monza. xlnl cond1taon. Uus week. Call 752·1~ lo aded . 22. 000 m 1, now forappttosee :;4G.S927 aft SPM 1--------- '72 Mustang. s lvr /blk '74 Monte Carlo. P IS. vinyl. auto. air, P IS. BI B, air. xlnt cond. P/B, S1950. 644-~ or Wholesale blue book. 7S9-1771 $2,875. 64().S192 1--------- '75 Mustang II. oris ownr. 24.000 mi's. 4·Spd. fold dwn back seat. xlnt cond 842-61S8 474-6840 lhelle numbers 891-6777 537-7777 IJl-1111 V8, 4 sµeed trans . 4 wheel drive. pwr steer Ing. aux. fuel tank. rlldlo. heuter & off rottd tires 15190061 UCILLEHT SIUCTIOMOf IMWRISALES Honda 9727 slate gray S7000 Pam --------- 556-1639. 644·3684 '70 AMC Oremlm 6 cyl '73 Monte Carlo. landau. well ('Ured for in & out. e/w. prs. p/b, r 1spkrs. radials tnew1. new trans. serv1('ed Cordova br/crm,.51.000 m1. $200(). 673-4417 or SSG-6210 . '77 Black Mach J, V-8. auto. PS/PB. AM/FM stereo. 12.SOO miles S4800 S48-8095 Mer 6PM ~I' Ply•vood & (1ber1tlai.s hull, ~ um mast, rudder. t•ntr I> oard. blocks. $150 See al '88 W 16th, CM $579• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand Mew '78 HONDA Cars MANY ---------sl1ck.167S. Renauft 9755 ~~$858 '72 Vega 4-spd. 49,000 RENT 23' Fireball, sell· J7' Hydrosall. Sacrifice contained. Lota of xtras THEODORE ROBINS We may have your next car an our inventory. Call uatoday! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mck 9910 TEST DRIVE OUR •••••• •••••••••••• ••• •• mi's, AM / FM caas. Ral-1965 Mus\af\3 6 cyl. 3 spd. ly wh.la. xlnl cond. 20+ aood cood. Sl400/bet olr. MPG $800· Call Joe atl Cal1646-7030 Best oner 759-1880 evea 64S-2283 S46-39'lO d a.ys 27'PACEARROW. FORD .'llioll lll\1111(1111\IVI! (0'>lA Ml 'ol\ 1,.1 J OCllll ~\alma JO. diesel, xlnt Avail for rent now \:ood, well eqwpt impeccable. 646-tS46 '78 CJ7, loaded, 673-1174 '14 Explorer 24', 20,000 m1. 87~ 18 Sol Cat, Newport 4 KW sen , 4$4 eng . Beach tle·down lnclud Io ad ed . 7 8 6 KM Q . '67 Jeepeter. 67M ml. V·6. Hi.'!lt oHer $13,800" Offer" Call /\ auto Sl4SO 1731 Irvine, 1175 2967.mom's &eves Brown Lie . whs lr. NB 631·1094or673·7005 ... 33 "W1ldwlnd " rac -~!d~6~~ or 645.2963' Trucu 9560 1n~1crulslnll catamaran. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnaded with extras Tt'Gllen, Tr••.. 9170 '75 Dod1te "• ton. 49.000 S4500. Call 531 -9610 even-••••••••••••••••••••••• ml .. lumber rack, metal m)!s 32' Angel. full lenl(th awn-tool box . need!! body lllll, new roof. Sl500or b.st work $2.750. 068-54S4 Udo 14 •2034. new sa11a. ofr. 548-6173. Eves. . cover. trlr . Sl3SO. ----------1 673-3707 AMto Set-vice. 'wh '64 Ford F'250. xlnt cond ---------1 &Acces&ori•s 9400 SllOO. 3 Spd Dn ys '76 Sol Can, 15 rt . w/lrlr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-8161. evcs rwknu llke new! Seldom usod. vw mags + tires aell or 983·1.288 S1A50. 982-8269 trade. air shocks ----------i 18' CatJimaran w/traller. ___ ln_c_l_u_S48 __ ·90_7_4 __ Vans 9170 'tra Still, .cood cond. Salvage '73 Oat P U, ~1usl sell Sl400 Gary. co p 1600 46 000 n 64HC>lS. John, 645-7760 xt~s' &t ofr. takc~u a~i ahe.r 7 PM 642·0468 eves ········~············· ·74 Chevy , lo,.rted w/goodle11. xlnt cond Must see to apprec. $49:>0/Best oHcr 973· lW ll l-2040 495-4'49 CREVIER &I Sl 6 HOot.OWAY SAHtA AHA 835·3171 t HI UlflMA Tl OlltVtNO MACHtfft •US!DIMWs• '7220024ap.<544LIA l '753 o.51a (230RYl"I '75 530i Auto. <916MTV l '76 2002.4apS/R <S49PI IZ I ·1em: S/R(S81RCS > '77 3205/R (S67SXO ) Cm.ct On S..lldoys OR..AMGI COUHTY'S OLDIST $ S11lea·Servlce-Lea1ln1 Roy Cw••r,lnc. Rolla J\oyce BMW 1540 Jamboree Newport Beach 640·6444 To Choose "'°"'' UNIVERSITY Olck ...... .. HOftdo c ... •~MC Trska 2850Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9640 '77CVCC. xlnt cond. lo ml .. LICAR OF THE YEAR" Good inventory in stock llurry while they last' MIRACLE MilDA/altifAULT 21.SO Harbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA '4S.S700 646-46211. '63 Renault Caravelle . Ask for Dave very unique convert .7~ 3 dr 4 pd 1 29M hardtop. 2 tope. $900 or " . ·S ' a r. . re-best orrer 536·6296 ar dc-fo1. FM. CB, tape, --------- l3" Mich. Beaut, $3300 Rolls Royce '75' firm. 962-3650 ••••••••••••• •••• • •• ••• '77 CVCC Civic. xlnl cond . 12.ooom1 'a. S3.700. 644-2212. '7 3 H onda Ci v ic Hatchback. good care, tape deck. $1900. 675·4903 ....... 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. JRR ~~~VER ROUS·ROYCE tMOJ•Mbef'ff ..... ...,, ... ," ,.._ ___ ~ ClOUO \VNOAYS '75 XJt2C. lo ma's. xlnt So9 97'0 cond. Sl0.500 ••••• •••••• •• ••••• •• ••• 646-4848. 67S-8~ '77 EMS. sunroof. ster 12· Koralle aailboal. 5'50 . Xlnt cond. RtClll lat hOll\ 1714 ) 903-07 44 tape. A/C. mint cond. Lse or buy <714 )493·2028 .._for Sak Nol a Rolla Royce but 76 3.0 SI. silver w/blue '75 XJ 12 Fuel Injected, ••••••••••••••••••. •••• clO!le lo lt Fully loaded lnl. lo ml. mint rond , mint cond. maroon w /blk 0....1eral 9510 1975 Converted Chevy SJ l,7SO. pp 642·066S aft vlnyl top. loaded, P p Swedi.8h Saab mechanic j.oah.Si,t/ Docb , ..................... . SU,S AV AILA BU :: V!'C Newport 641> 055 I .:11r Avalon moonntt In • front of Sean's & !lw1m ~·<W.ea. 125.000 673·5099. _, von 5480096 &33136\ 7PM $11 ,200 Days 637 ·7373 now ol Ivan 's 199 •••••••••;•;•;••••••••• . · • ---------Evesaf\6546·3658 HarborBl.C M 645·1982 1966 l'ord 't conollne van '7S 3201 auto. sunrf. ArlEbbahon $750 o r best nrfcr. AM /FM casa.alloywhls, Maida 97lt Subant 976 2013 Miramar Dr 847·11M17 P.P 640-3139. 492·1422 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa '77\11 4WD Sta Wg. 6 m You a~ the winner of '64 Ford Econolin~. 6 (')'I. '75 5301. Auto. sunroof, old wart. AtC. FM 8·trk """"froH Hell.ts good cond. lo m l s. 9900. «rey. Xlnt cond. tellOO. UM mi, perf. cond Cos ($22.SO value>. to 494-5608 Ph 673-1.286 ll800. sell $4300 or lrad ,.__ --------· ---------ror4WOtruck &&2·1137 ...... lros. '76 GMC l Ton Van. PS. '77 3201. pampered allver WANTED· 11llp rmoonng. temporary for Npt Bch doctor for 41 ' sailboat. 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SEE US! <' anged for reser ved M 11ter cos11• Look~. rmi S 8 i v cooling sys, xlnt COl\d , seats at the Convention great!John.673-4431 IH) lerra e ge. c ry $17.900. S48 ·0661 , Center ahead or lime. M6--8801 <WI. clean! <UcS67SXO I 962·2231.P.P. MAMltOl .1 UIOISNTVOIEJYOOTA Ciall 642-5678. Ext 329 to 11~ claim yourllcket.s 'M Oodae CamJ>tlr. reflig, Mere .. • t.M '740 ll 1·1110 4'5·1110 • * * sink. pop top, auto, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $700/ofr. 8'2·9115 Mercedes 450SEL. 1973, '71 Mark 111 Sta. Wgn, ~/ & 1 St • HOAOWAY 28.000 ml on new enJlne. AIC. 4·&pd. iOOd cond. ae.Mca 9110 .AMtM W-'94 9HO i•HTA AHA s unroof, new tires. •II ex· ll.500 644-56311. 751M771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 835·3171 tras 957·8191 durln1 otr H aJI WI WIU IUY busm· ess hra. 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Hl.lrSt shifter CORVmE COUPI & Krqer wbb. si2001or " !'J>l;.oed, pwr stcertng. bst ofr Must sell before pwr dasc· brakell .• ur July 28lb 968-S.38. \'Ond mJI! whe d . ---------- beautiful black exterior '89 Flreb1rd 400. 4 spd. & I~ than 20,000 miles. llb1t cond Clean. S2100 lmm .icu l a te' Ser. '44·1988 141221!!1 SSt7k9<1P73.$10) _'1_1 _Le_M_ans--5.5--c-on-ve-rt-. PS. PB. PW. auto trans 400CJD. 48BL, 8-tr :ster H . 752 mi ·s $2 ,695. 5*$4lS THEODORE ROBINS FORO 2060 HA•ll 1 '".I\•' COSTA Mf!.ll t o .' ''''"' eo.,.. 99]3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• °77 f'ireb1rd, blue, V-6. AJC, FM Xlnt condihon• 152·5586 H70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "M T· Blrd, fully loaded, 1mrnec. $5000. l'vt party S40-7ROO or 524·2157 iO XR7, all white beauty. ,_ev_es_tw_kn_ds_. ---- lSlC. all extras. Nd fast ''73 T·Bird. f\all power. aaJe. IUOO/olr ~u. Nt'W ndials. Wife's car . Dodtt t9l5 Asking sa>O. 892·1832 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1tri, beaut eond. io.ded W Chlll'ftr. aa, copper w/lltl'U, pun lwc. P.P . W/tan landau top &. tan Gl.llO. CM4-l..S88nS2·3'8'. int, auto. P1S. P /8, air, t •---------oww. Oood eood. mu.at ·eo T·Blrd, 57,000 m1 . Mt Sl&OO. 54&-08:Z9 deM. SlOOOtt.t olr 6'7Mal Clasallled Ada .,.. tlle•--------- answC!r to a succttarul 'n It blue. cloth lnt. all 1araae or yard sale! It'• powr, ~Ill tFM etereo, k> ati.tterwaytotellmon mt, IU•ltto d•1•. ,_ people' ~-87 afUPM t'. fJO OAILYPILOT Mon<Uly July 24 1978 NATIONAL I AT YOl.JP SEti'/1CE Veteran Remembers Dutch Bravery '4 STILLWATER. Okla <API Ted Lehman stall re members the clutch or panic he fell ¥S his fi ghter plane plummeted into enemy territory 34 years ago He remembers how a Dutch police oCfi cer befriended him in the evening and pretended to search for him during the day HE CAN STILL DESCRIBE the cramped hade- a·bed where he was to hide if the Nazis should ever walk through the door. But most or all. Lehman remembers the brave young Dutch couple who hid him in their home for ,. three weeks. Their courage and generosity are things, Lehman said. he "will never quite un· 'derstand." They were oo s tarvation rations. he recalled l "Yet they fed me and another man. They had .,..,,...... ... young children in diapers. yet they risked all or it RECALLS HELP for a person whom they did not even know. Veteran Ted Lehman ''MY PREDICAMENT WAS bad ... all l re· "Cot a problem'' Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. getting the answers and action you need to solve mequrties m government and business. Mail your questions lo Pat Dunn. At Your Service. Orange Coa:it Druly Pilot . P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 As many letters as posStble will be answered. but p~ mquines or letters not mcludlng the reader's full name. address and business hours· phone number cannot be considered Thiscolumnappearsda1· ly except Saturdays '· DEAR PAT Where s hould l complain about inferior gasoline? I contacted the oil company. but didn't get any response. D.F .. San Juan Capistrano Phone the Orange County sealer of welgJats and measures at 774-0284. This office also bandies complaints about inferior brake nuld, antl·freeze, transmission nuld and oil, in addition to problems re~arding the weight or labeling of a product and possible scale inaccuracies. ('n-cfil lnlh1ddafie11'• Ouf DEAR READERS : California law now allows lines 2nd civil penalties against persons wbo use intimidation when attempting to collect late pay· men ts. SB 237 encompasses individuals, businesses and collection agencies . It problbits tbe following prutices by debt collectors: tbe threat or use of physical force upon any person or property, any criminal means to cause barm to a persoa's T"eputation: false accusations tbat the debtor has committed a crime: communication to any person regarding conduct of the debtor, other than the failure to pay a consumer debt, and threat of arrest, garnishme nt or property or income, not in ac· cordance with existing law. This law also provides guidelines for debtors and civil penalties for violations. These include: provid- ing false information. identity or income for gaining approval or credit; unauthorized use or a credit card or account; and requests for consumer credit with in· tentnottopaytheobligation. Foreign PoHertf Lead LaMrt? DEAR PAT I've hea rd that it's not safe to use Me,cican-poUery for serving food. I'm eonceraed about this ~cause some friends JUSt gave us -.everal pottery bowls and a pitcher which they µurchased in Mexico. Can we safelv use thPm fnr food and beverages? F.E .. Cos ta Mes a Food and Drug Administration tests show that toxic heavy metals, particularly lead and cad· mium in decals and glazes could be leached from !.Orne pottery and china if the u&ensils were used to store acid foods such as apple or orange juice, carbonated beverages, wine, sauerkraut, cooked fruit, tomatoes, etc. The FDA e mphasizes that continued use of dinnerware now on the U.S. market should not pre- sent a health hazard under normal use conditions, but homemade articles purchased .in Mexico tbat have not been inspected by tbe FDA should be test· ed before being used. Under normal conditions of use as eating utensils, no health haaard was pres- ent. but inexpensive pottery, intermediate priced earthenware-and some expensive bone cblna were found to IM' potentially hazardous when acid foods were stored in them. .~ Don'i Stew o.,er Sltellac Brete DEAR PAT : I bought a bottle or shellac a COU· pie of weeks ago a nd was disappointed to find 1 ht' re are no 1nslructions for mixing it with thin- ner. which I understand is required. How do I do this" B.T., Huntington Beach The method of mixing shellac with denatured alcohol depends on the "cut" or tbe shellac. For your first job, when mixing shellac as a sealer, u~ about three parts of denatured alcohol to one part or shellac. When mixing it as a finish coat, use half alcohol and half shellac. Wood finishers bave personaJ preferences about shellac mixtures and, after you have used it a few times, you will begin to develop your own favorite mixtures. Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON Home of the "Golden Touch " · .. ~ .... ·'(···.I . ··' " •. -· PCk\'7 ~.~ ·f .. " "Courteous salesman. pleasant surroundings. excellent service". David Do1tat Newport a..cn. C•llt. ANOTHER SATlSIFIED CUSTOMER .JOHNSON a SON . .. memoer was my gut tear Their s1tuataon was worse yet they never seemed afraid. "If the Nazis had discovered they were hiding me. I would have been arrested and sent to a prisoner·of-wa r camp .. He paused and looked at the slender young woman beside him before whispering, "And they would have been executed " A barely noticed flinch was the reaction from the silent woman. the daughter of the Dutch couple She has heard it all before NOW 21, ELS KUVSTEN of Sprang·Capelle . The Netherlands. was born years after the Nazi oc cupation. But of all of her parents' children. she has taken their heritage most to heart After her father 's death eight yea1s ago. M 1ss Kuysten spent hours readmg his collection or diaries. Journals and records Then she began delving mto the personal hve:- or the men who had been instr umental 10 her I ~. I Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined That C1gare11e Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health 2626 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 ' J I • parents underground a<·t1v1t1e!oo Ber JOb was made l!aS1er because or ht-I blht:r '~ feelings about the American men who had hell)t!d rree his homeland. STRONG BONDS FORMED among the men who sha red lhf' hardships or war Long after the war ended. her rath~I . Leo Kuysten. continued to wn te to each or the 32 Al hes has family htd His daughter ha), read tho:.e letters. boxes of them. and what !>tarted as a teen-age hobby became d pilgrimage Her quest has earned her to the United States. to Lehman's home here 1n Sllllwater. to the home of another comradt> in California and to many phone books and city directories "I want to talk wi th all 32 men." Miss Kuysten said "But people move. and die It isn't easy But I will keep on trying · · She say:• shf' 1:. "beginning to understand that special bond whrch lorms between a man who 1s hunted and lhf' men who protect ham " . ON PILGRIMAGE Els Kuysten 9 mg "ta('. 0.8 mg. mcoune &'i. per cigarette by FTC method. ,. . \ - H1•ntington Beach Fo11ntain Valley EDITION . \ t'i ... r110011 ~. \. S•ot•ks VOL. 71, NO. 205, 3 SECTIONS, 2b PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA M ONDAY, JULY 24, 1978 TEN CENTS Bolsa Chica Beach Pollution 'Legal' By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol tlle 0 .. 1\' PM .. $i.ott Dumping of 01tricld wastei. ;rnct other industrial refuse along the shores of the Bolsa Ch1c·a wildlife :.anctuary m ay be re puls1ve to many c1t1zens but 1t 1s permissible under the law. oppo ncnts have learned. Assemblyman Denni s Mangen.. D-Huntington Beach "ho has bet'n work in~ on effort:. to save th~ picturesque lagoon environment from harm a nd commercial development. made the disclosure toda:,. He said the Orange County Environmental Management Agency 1EMA 1 has is sued permits to Aminoil USA lnr al lowing the firm to dump rotary drill coolant mud in unlined open sumps along th\: lagoon Ma n~ers was angered la:.t week on a helicopter flight over the region with Huntington Beach Cit y Councilman John Thomas. who along with Coun- cilman Richard Siebert are sup porting preservation of the Bolsa Chica wetlands Efforts to Pl'l'serve the• 1.600 acre wilderncs~ region !'>Ur rounded by suburbia hav~ become a highly emot1onC1l t>n vironmental issue llP Wlrtt>Mtot THIS WAS THE SCENE AT ANAHEIM STADIUM SUNDAY AS 55,000 VIEWED ROCK CONCERT Some Fans Began Arriving Thursday Morning for Glimpse of Rolling Stones MICK JAGGER BELTS OUT A SONG AT ANAHEIM CONCERT Rolling Stones Expected To Fill Big 'A' Again To.<!ay Pot Use Alleged Carter Staff Told 'Obey Drug Laws' WASHINGTON <Al'I Pres1 dent Carter r elayed instructions to his staff today tha t they must observe drug laws. even if they d1sagre4' with them, or "seek \'mployment elsewhere .. White House press secretary .Judy Powell told reporters that Carter had his top assistant llam1lton Jordan. relay the pres 111ent ·s views at a :-.en1or stafr mel'ting Powell said those 11t tht• m eetin1t in turn were passing th(' president's injunction to sub ordinates. Carter's orders s temmed from LI s tatement last week by the president's drug policy adviser after resigning that ~eveni l White House starr members reg. ularly smoked mariJuana and t•ven used stronger drugs Powell said Carter acted because of indications that "some people In the White !louse may reel 1t 1s acceptable to violate the law " Asked if he ever used man Juana or other druf(S, Powell ct1:l'hned to respond "as a matt~r o r principle " ullhough. he dddect. has reaction m1~hl be ~ubJe<'t to misinterprctot ion Powell did say, in t1n ohvwus reference to the initial pop1.1lari- ty of drugs among young people. "I missed th al generation by about fi ve years that and the sexual revolution ·· Speaker of the tlouse Thomas P. O 'Neill Jr. said today that he would not tolerate use of mari· Juana in his office. but that he does not "set the standards for the White tlouse .. O'Neill was asked to comment on the reported use of marijuana and cocaine by members of the White House star<. Or Peter Bourne. who re signed last week as Carter's lid viser on drugs. said there was a "high incidence" of marijuana use among White House staffers Ile also said he was awar e of oc casion al use of cocaine by some members of the White House staff whom he did not ide ntify O'Neill . in response to a re porter's question. said he alway:-. gives a party for mterns and employees on his staff when new interns urrlve "I tell them. ·If you drink beer Jl home. you can drlnk hecr h<'re · " hl' said "But uncler no c ircumstances 1s there to be an\ <St•c OBF.\'. rage• A 2) 'Stones' Rock Fans Jam Big A R' MICHAE i, PAS KEVICll • OI Ille O.tlly Pll01 SUit Anotht•r 55.000 rock fan~ '''l'f1• expcl'l<'cl to hn:1vt• heat. !'>mogg~ sun :mil long "Jlts Loda) al Sl2 50 ;1 ttl'kt•l for a r:Ht· chann to see the world':. most popular rot•k hun<1 an ltv(· a<·t1on 111 Anaheim Tht• parking lot ..it lhl' Bi g i\ \\ah Jammed h) t•arl) morning w 1 l h nt•wco mt•,.., and :-.om1· holdovers from Sunday aftN noon's eoncert h) the H.1,llmg Stones Sund<t) ·s en•nt ran s mooth!\. if slowly. with l';,1rly aftl•rnoon sets by blues s inger Ella James. exciting reggae from .Jamt11t'an g uitarist Peter Tosh and trnch tional American boogi(• h) thl' Outlaws Crowded onto thl' outf 1cld turf. thl· sC'a of d£'mm and haltt•r to1>s was pas!>ively polltt• to the OJ)l•n mg act~. with the· r elll drama huild1ng for OOl' of the f('w rock bands to survivl' the S1xt1c)> The massive center field stagl' housing three slont·~ of s peakers remained mutt> for more than an hour awatting the English quin tet ·s arrival shortly bl'fore ll p.m And r In a II\ ' I <J d ll'.., a nd j!enllemcn. the Rolling Stont's The mass on field re mained s tanding for thl' n e xt 110 minutes as lead singer Mick Ja~ger irnd coho rts lr1t•d. <See STONES. 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Co r .., 1 c a 1 AP l Two ml'n with brus hes and ll can of oran1:e paint seized a f rench male nudis t and covered him from head to toe. police said They reported the inc1 dent occurred at thl' Pinarclla beach on the west coast of this Mediter ranean Isla nd T he beach generally 1s u s ed b y fam ilies and some bathers have protested the pres ence of nudists. saying there are m anv near deserted beuches where they could go Police said the two 1>ainters es<.'apcd ;ind thl' nud is t . a 36 Vl'ar o ld engineer rrom P:;ris . ft led tt complaint aceusin~ the m of ass au ll Thl' lagoon 1s c.·on:-.1de red vital lo migratory bird!. on tht' Pacific r1ywC1y Some have su~gestt-d 11 <.'ould l>e transformed into a marin<1 ringed with costly homes such as nearby Huntington ll arbour and city unnexat1on rumors havt· run hot and cold 111 rctent r ears Mangers -.,;ud tuda~ ht· s 1>ent much of Frida) n •sf•JrC'h1ng the newest apparent thre at to tht· delicate environment aftl'r h1:-. Thurs day choppn Flight furnished by Thoma:-. "The county peoplt• "a) tht• EMA issued permit:-. for them 1Ammoil 1 to do what they're do mg and while no one likes 1t. 1t 1s perfectly legal ... Assemblyman Mangers said "Our next tep. today. 1s Lo f111d out when the permits wer1• IS:>Ut•d ~ho ISSUNI lht-m and hO\\ to stop it." h<• !>aid o f lh1· pt•troleum pruducl1nn \~<Jsle dis IJO!>a I prntt•dures T he e1t y of llunting tun Heal'h prohib1L.., 01lf1e ld waste ch1mp1ng in sumps not hnt•d with concret1· for tlt•anup ancf d1 .,po.,,JI l·lsewht•rc• "We•r(' 1ust go1n.: to go to tht· Board of SupPn 1:-.ur' a nrl lilkt• ·1 •St>e 801~"\,\. l'::ll!t' \21 Huntington Trans/ er Oil Field Checker Files Grievance \ llunlmgton Ht·ach oil f1t'ld 111~1H·ttor "hu ha~ found himself at odd:-. with C1tv CounC'llman .I o h n Tho m a ..,· h a .., f 1 I t' d g rie\ am·e JJrllt'Cedmg~ a gamsl l'l'('l'lll a<·l1011 h~ thl· Cit) Coun t•tl lloh lhn 1~. who ha~ lil'l'll 10 l'h.1 r gt• of Pnfw•t·ing t ity oil fit•ld 'w lation:-. for l~ years . 1s pro l l'~t1ng his lt•mporar) transfer I rnm tht• hutldmg dl·partmt•nt lo thl' ftrt· departmt·nt la:-.t .June 29 h\' till' L'1t v Count'i l . Tht• rnunt•tl. .It tht• request of lhomas. \Oll'd to trun~fcr Da\ 1:-. lwfon· \'Ol1ng on Ol'" m<•a'>urcs to n11st> mo1·«· thlln Sl m11l1on in oll l:tXt•:-. and J)l'l'mll fct·:-. Thl' ('O Ull t't I .ll'l llJll \\ 011ld 11 ansfe1 Oa\ ,.., to lhl· firt· dl·µart m l•nt for :JO d,I\ s "ht·n· hl· "ould train fin· dt•p.~1 tme nl pc1 .,onnt•I to takt· ov1·r his 011 mspt·ct.mn duties J\l th<· end ol lht· month. Oav1~ \\ ould Ix· rel urned lo tht• hu1ld ing d(•partmc•nt Davis dedtn(.•d to etll' n •ason:-. tor his grievan<'t' othl•r than tu ques tion the manne r and valtd1 1' of the counc il decision · Hul a C'll\ hall souret• :-.atd that tht· tra1isfl'f' may bt· a "IOla 11nn of LI t·1ty thartc r which pro hih11!. Citv Coum·ll inl<·rferent·t• 111 tht' pt-r;onrwl sy.,ll'm Thoma::. hJ~ be(·n <J \Ol'tferou:-. t•nt1c· of ml field 01wrL1l111n~ in 1 hl· t•1ty :.ind of lhe performancl' of Oav1s 1n t•nforc1ng alleged \ 1olat1on~ Some t·ourw tl m<'mbt•r -. in dll·ated thl1\ M:nl along with Thomas · a t·t ion to I rLln s fe r Davis .lune W 1n ordt·r '" "'in Surmner Rain To Fall Again Along Corut? Fnrc•ca:-.ter:-. for lhl' "\ at1onal Wl•athl•r St·n ·1c•t· 'aid lod;n lor all7.cd thunde rsho"t'r'>. hk;• 1 hl' one that hit lluntingtnn Beac h earl~· this morning. could l'Ontinue in the coastal arE•a throug h Tucsd:I\ But the \'et1therme n noted that the li1<l•lihnod of more thun dcr::;torms l'Oming to the Orange Co:.1 s t ha:-. diminis hed to L1bout 10 pt•rcent ThC' thundt•rs hower:-. l'OmmJ( uut or a mas:-. of tropical air soul h of thl' Orange Coast are 1•xpt•c ted to hit h<1rdest 1n th(• mountains and deserts This morning's shower 1n llun 1 ington Beach 1£'ft 08 of an inch or ruin. tht• first ml'as urablt' rainfall of lhl' sc•a.son in the west county Spokesmt'n for the Southern California Edison Company said l1ghtn1n g m~1y have• been responsible for two sm a ll power outages in thl• lluntington Reach area The outages affected fewer than 30 customer~ who wer e without p()wer for about two tuiurs. the spokes men said One "as reported ;,1 t 205 Springfield i\vc and the other in a group or homes near Atlllnta Avenu<.• and Magnolia Street The storm hit at ahout :.! a m . :.iccording to lluntmgton Beach's unofficial weC1ther· s tat1s t1crnn. .J Sherman Denny I le said the s torm hit hard for about 10 minutes and then trailed off to drizzles According to Ot'nny. last year al this time. Huntmgton Beach had 02 of an inch of rain T h e edge or the storm ap 1rnrcnlly dcpo ~1ted a ... mllll amount or mms ture 1n the nt>l~hborlng l'llll'!\ of f'ClllOl<tlO Vallt'Y and Cosl:I Mesa hut no olh('r <·ous tul c 1l1cs ~ot Jn~ meas urable rainfall \ ' \ Tho mas· \.tlt1· 10 1m•rea~l· o il laX<'S The actwn had to be 1 aken b tJ fore Ju l\ l bec ause ol Propos1t1on i:j ltm1tation:-. The 1ww oil tllxe~ hll v(.• co mt· under attal'k from local pro ducers who l'IC11m that the coun eil actt'd in has lt,• and 1n th(· ab::.t'n<·<· of .1 public· h1.,1r1nJ,! M em lwr... of I ht• 1 ndt'pl•nd1•nt 011 produl'l'I'!'. :-.a~ ·1h1•:, wit! f1!P SUll If thl' ('II\' rails 111 luwt•r t•harg rs T" o m.a 1o r otl pt oduc·t•r ' i\minml L'SA lnl· .ind Ch1·vron USA lrw ulso have• prntl·skcl c·1 t \ mrrN1M'S m otl 1·hargt's Withheld Not ... s New York Reporter Sentenced to Jail llAl'KENSl\CI\. !\: .J •AP! \;e v. York Times rc•portH :vi) ron A i''arher WllS :-.entenced lo s ix months in Ber~en Countv J·• ii toda~ after hl• and th~ rwws paper were found guilty of l'Ontempt for refus ing to turn over notes in the Dr X murder l11al of Dr Mano .Jascalev1ch The Times was fined SI00.000 and Farber was fined Sl.000 b\ S upt-rior Court .Judge Theodor(· W Trautwein. whu ordcn•d pa) mt'nt within 24 hour., \ llorneys for the· new:-. paper and Farber asked for ,t stay nf s entencing pt•nt1ing appc•a I Tht'n• wa~ no 1mmed1alt· com m ent from tht• Times or FC1rber Traut wc•m eC1rher :-.a HI Farbt:·1 und the nc•"s papcr h()th wen· guilty '"beyond any rt•asonablt· doubt " It wa:-. lht• n •porlt'r ., 19i5 111 \ l'.,l1gat1on Of five dt•Jlh .... UI R 1 \'l'rdell llos p1tal an Oradt•ll lwtween 1965 and 196fi th<1t led to .Juscalt•v1ch·., indictment on f1v1· 1·11unts of murdt'r "'What I ... <II ISSU(' ht·n · I!'. not Ur .J a:.calc•vtC'h ·., n g ht to a fa11 11'1 al. or a rt•portc•r'-; rig ht Io ..,l<:tnd abovl' the law." F'llrbt•r told tht• court "Thl' 1se-ue is a right of tht• public through 1t.., prt'!'>S to be informed .. ~·arber m<1intained that the or dt.•r lo turn ovt•r his Illes lo tht• trial JUdJ.(<.' for u conficll'nt1al 1n "Pl'Cl1on "asks me to v1olatl' t·crnf1dence:-. this I c <Jnnot do ' He s :.11d that 1f ht• gavC' up tht• f1h.•s ht· would undt'rmine h1:-. professional c·rcdibtlity Although the defC'nM· mlltn ta1ns ul'rc::.s to the notes 1s \'1tal. r<irber :-.aul. "There Is noth1n)! 1 n m ~ n o l t' .... w h 1 c h w o u I d r:-.t ablis h guilt or innoccnC'l· fo1 the trial court ·· .I a s calev1 ch 1s iH'l'U~cd of Ill U rd er tn g (Iv l. J> at 1 en t :-. ;a I Ocean View's Trustees Eye Replacement Trus ll'l'S of H unt1nRto11 Bt•aeh 's Ocean View School District were scheduled lo meet at 5 3-0 this evening to establish gu1dc-lrnes for replacing Or Maq~aret "Maggie" Sturk. who resigned from the school board last week 01 s tr1('t off1c1:il s havt' 10d1cated they will hkely solicit resumes from citizens who would like Lo ser ve, then appoint "omeone to fill the unexpired portion of Dr Stark'" term This would save the expense or ;1 -special t•lectlon s<.'hool otr1ciuls noted N£'w job duties as director of the Cent('r for Vrban Studies al Cal Stole Long Bearh hav<' l1m1tc.1d her lime to thl' t•xtent sh\' rc·lt l'ompelled th cimt the '1<.'hool board. Dr Stark iluid AP W1repftOfO FACES JAIL TERM NY Reporter Farber H1H•1 dl•ll llos p11 .1I I~ Har., ll~" hy <Hlm1111slt•r111g l1·1h.1I dO~t'~ of t hl· mu-.d1· rt•la \,1111 t•urart' ThC' lnt1I tn its llnd v.t'ek wa!'> n ·c·t•sst•<J to1hl\ ht·1·..i u:-.1· ol Hw ronll'mpl h1•:111n~.., If c·onvt<'lt'cl . .lasl'<1!1•v1c•h fact•., .1 maximum '>('lllt•llt't' or ti v1· t'OnS('('Ull\ I' life l<·rm .. F:ug1'nt' SC'hc1111,1n . n·p1 t'M'lll 1llg th<• T1nw ... :incl F.•rber. ha~ .argued th:11 !ht• :'111•w .lt•r'it'\ t•ourts la d .. Jlll'l'>d1<·t ion o \'t'r l•'urbl•r A benC'h "·•rrant hu<l been 1., sued for Farlwr-'., arrc:-.1 I-It' ap pcart•d l<1st wet•k 1n t hl' '\Tt•" .frrsev courts onlv aft<•r ht• WCI:. 11rdNed to cio so h} a \11·" York Supremt• C'ourl 1u.,t1<·t· Or:::JJ~ :a~t "'eathPr \. ar1able cloud1111•..,.., throu ~h TUl'sda,\-l.1ttl1• tern pt•rature changt• JfiJ(h Tuesday nellr 70 ;1t th1• bcal'hci-to mid 8{)!) an tht• inland arC.'Cl' ''°"' lon11tht in lht' mid fi&.; INSIDE TOBI\\' Bra1>ery is rt?called a.~ lllt' daughter o/ o qu1#'t Dutch hero meets wtth 1>11e 11/ the men her /allier prMecled dur mg World War II Set' Paoe c /(I • At Yovr S...-•t<t '"""' L . M I nf 11111,,.n C.llteroua Cl•ulllff c. ... 10 c ...... .,. OHUI N•"< .. ........ , ..... 1111•1'1•1-, ........ .. ladex Cit M .. •H•,. ea At1t1 L.,. •• ,., At MoVlt\ IS Halltft.tl Ntwl Ai \ylvl• l'tn.r CJ.• """' 14 Sl•<l M•rile!\ •• '•t ......... Al Tlluten ..... , ... , ... , ........ ..,, Ct J Cl (J . ., ····~ •• Ill I .. k 94 1 M A,t,I J ~ ~-.~ ... .., .. ·--_ ........... ' \~ UA1l 1 ••1L J I . Hf. Gold S oars Dollar Drops Against Yen TOK YO 1 AT» Tht> U S do llar dropped through the 200·yen level today for the first time on the Tokyo foreign ex· change mar kct and closed after heavy trading ut a record low or 199 05 yen The clos1n~ quol~t1on was more than two yen below the dos ing 201.25 f ra day. The d ol lar &ho plunged against maJor European curren· c ies when trading began in western Europe, and the price or ~old climbed $3 45 an ounce m London. $3 75 in Zurich. $4 76 m Chile Junta Ousts One S ANTIAGO. Chile IAPl The right-wing militar,y JUnl<1 thal has.governed Chile for five years today ous ted one of its four members. air force com· mandt:r Gen Gus tuvo Leigh. who had publicly (' a I 1 e d o n P r e s 1 d e n l Augusto Pinochtit to speed tht.· rNurn to democracy. Thl' government issued .i .... tatement ~ayin~ Leigh ''ill> twmg str1ppt•ci of both h1). military post and h1:. '>cat (111 lhl· l'XCCUll\I(.' bodv T.ht• m1 lltary toppled <lemoc·rat1c·all v ele cted M a r' 1 s I P r·e s 1 dent Salvado r Allende 10 a bloody coup in September 1973 100 P o unds Of Pot Found In CdM Raid ~1·wp<>rt lll';.ieh p<Jhce have ar- n·s\l'll four 1.x.•oplC' and have c·on· 11),cau~d 100 pounds of marijuana in a Corona del Mar raid lhal ended a tour-month invest1ga· Iron. Police said the raid Friday at 413 Poinsettia Ave. netted an -vest1gator s the marijuana. valued at about S35.000. plus S17.000 in cash Booked anto city Jail were Michael Robinson. 32. who listed his addrcs:. as the Park Newport apartmenLs. Pablo Luciano Con- cepcion. 24. or M1 am1. Fla .. and Charles Ballard llalterman. 26. or 3t4 18th St.. Huntington Bt'ach. The fourth person. Lin<la .\1 an Favre. 20. or the Corona dt'I Mar address, w<1~ booked into Orange County Jail All but Robinson remain in 1·us tody today, held in lieu of S75,000 bail. The Newport Beach man posted the $75,000 bail and was re leased within hours of h is • arrest .• A 11 four of the people arrested wt•rc bookc·d on :.uspic1on of con ... piracy to "ell muraJuana Krishnas Go Conse r vative DENVER IAP> finding their orange a nd yellow robes a ·t>arraer" between them and the puhht•. members or the lnterna t1onal Socie t y o f Kris hna Cons cio usness are t urning to s uits and lies. "It':. not that we're com pri>mising our s tandards." said Raroe::. Vara. formerly Robert D. Grant the name imprinted on his busant'SS card "We still expect m embers to •go by our four r ules a \'t'f?Narian die t. no gambling, no pn· or extra·maritnl sex. no in toxacation and meditation and c:hantmg for two hours a day ... ORANGE COAST H • DAILY PILOT fl'W 01..,.-C.OA\t tM1lt' 0.."M *"lt\_,,+th '' t'°"" b11Wflt,... Ji+ll!.n Prtn t\(INCW+""""4'0.tt'#Or.....,..... (N tt\.bl h 1"t'1(.,"'0•"'f ~,.,,.,.,,..~,..,. ~It~ ~,.nd•• '""'fwt"' '•eCW• •Of (ft\I. ....,w ... *1191', a. ... ,. .,.""'h,..t!"' ,.,..~,. ~oun t••*' Va•lf • l•••f\• ~Acta~' Yaft•• •'WI l~,.-~,. \OvtPt(ft_.,, .,,,......~,11· ''°" t CIJw.fti•\N-0 \.6t~•Cl•f\ Mid ~V\ TN> t;:~oc~-;:':,. .. ~"t.~':O~~.~~''° w.-,, ""• .~ .. -0,11>,,"""' • ..., PvOI• -"""' J .. -• c .. 1 .. I/ 'p ... ·~"'•"d()lotwr.,~ f"itM,U •••••I E<l<l., ,.....,.,.,. ~'4•~·1~ '~'· tl14" .. \ M L-llK"°N r ... " •n•\t•""' ~"•••,.,(di~ ·~·~,_ -.. n•-Covn!•f!ll•e- Hunttftalon ••edl~ •rufe•.cf\&outto~ M.t•hNa Adeltft\\ ~ 0 filin• i'(I •1 .... Offle•• . ·1~~ :::: rio.._<;'::;.:;·;;~~;:-' \Mktltb«• v ..... '""' l• ,,., ."..,, al \_.n O••fl" t '"""'"'" TetepMne (7141642~:>1 Cl•Ulltecl Advenlatt>g &Uollt71 ir.~om ... tO'O"'•~(.tllvl'lt•t:""'...,"•t••\ Mo.1220 ~''1': ::~ o:.;r:~'~~:.:~=~~f::. ,...( •• , Ot •fwtflltf,,.._1'111., N r eift f'f\AY ... , •• f •• W( ..... ,..,,, ''1ff ••• ,..,,, .. ",.., •• (9"'..,.._ Wi:tM rt•\\ "''••'" o.t•<' •I ~\ta ,_..u , ••.•• ,,_~. '""' ~ ••·*" ...... ,,.,, u,. ........ , ... , •• ""•" u ,. ,....,.,"... "'""•'• .. ·--~ .,, ... ._...,~ .. Paris . $5 25 m t•rankfurt and $3.45 1n New York The Bank of Japan bot..:ihl an estimated $400 million but was unable to hold the dollar ubove 200 yen "T h e market won 't bl:! changed by intervention.·· said one trader. Volume totaled $900 million in spot turnover <tnd $738 million in combined forward and swap trades. Tourists have been gettrng less than 200 yen for their dollars from hotels and money dealers fo r sever a l weeks , although the dollar has been fluctuating In the neighborhood of 201 to 203 yen. Hut lhe drop to day was the firs t below what dealers called the "psycholog1cal 200-yen barrier ... on the ex- change. One trader !>atd m;irkct pressures th<1l had been driving the dollar down strengthened in the wake or the Bonn summ it con ference. "Nothing cam e out of the Oonn summit that would spell good news for the dollar in the s hort run." the trader said. The dollar has lost about a quarter of its yen value m 10 months and about 45 percent since Its first p<>stwar devalu;i t1on 111 1971 But hou:.ew1ves were com pla ining that S3\'IOJ.t::. from tht' cheaper dollar \\'ere not being passed on to them Morning rates for the dollar rn Europe were· Frankfurt 2 0388 marks. down from 2.0530 at the close of trading Friday Zurich t 7780 Swiss franc:.. down from l 7925 P a ris -4.3950 French franc!>. down from 4 4275 Milan 1!;11 85 lire. do wn from 845 40 Amsterdam 2 2045 ~u1ldl'rs. down from 2.2185. In L9ndon. the• pound sold for Sl 9l475. up from $1.9121 Un the London bullion m arket. the morning price for gold wa). fixed at $195.50. a sharp incrca~l' ov1•r Friday's closing pnCt' of S195 5-mile Fence To Separate V.S., Mexico SAN DIEGO <AP > /\ rive mile fence will be built later this year hctween the United State~ and Mexico. replacing the cur rent fence and closing a 50·yard gap a long the Pac1r1c Coast that has no barrier The fence. a s teel bar barrier. will cost s.1 m11l1on. It will run east ri ve miles from the Border Field State Park ;it the beach and re place a chain link fence. Work wall begin Oct. t • · t t will be very ullractive." said Al Franco. deputy Border Patrol agent in eharge. "They v. on 't be a ble lo knock it over like they do with the chain-hnk we have now " Franco referred to th<' fence which stretches between San Diego and TiJuana. Mexico. and through which openings are reg ularly battered. /\ problem occurs when Mex acans crowd into Border Field St ate P ark Ry the time Franco and six U S agents station ed themselves on the U.S. side Sun day. dozt'ns of laughing. playin~ Mexicans hnd moved onto thC' heach and green grass of a foreign country. The agents moved them back into Mexit'o "This stretch to the beach 1i. our toughest part," said Franco "It is a line between two rultures." commented a Mex· lean man viewing the invisible border E'ro• Page A I BOLSA .•. from there." says Mangers The legislator. involved m cur rent negotiations for the stale to buy the wetlands area, has also wnrned if county action faals he will press anew for city annexa ti on. Thus the Clty could impose its ban on waste dumping in un. lined pits and hall the Aminoil practice. A minoil s pokes man Orville Hanson referred all queries to h is firm 's chief Community Relations Manager John Ryan, who has 110 far been unavailable to reply to Mangers' attacks. M angers sai d t odu~ hl' believed It was Ry1m who 8P proached Councilman Thomas and hlmtielf while they wen· viewing the area a nd ask<>d whot lhey were doing. Mangers said be saw what ap peared to be land rm operatiom and dUmp trucks deposrtlng or dinary trash in the area. Laguna Hotel Robbed Three gunmen used lt pohcc- badgc as a ruse to gain entrancl• to the manager's ofhce at the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Bcat·h early Sunday morning, making off with more than $6.000 in receipts Sunday's armed robber y is the thircl in less than a month at the hotel. localed at 1555 South Coast Highway DIRECTING TRAFFIC Clint ll<>o'>t.', pn·~1 dent or thC' Orangt• l'ounl\ f ;1 II' hoc1 rd \\ate he~ H o~<' I' Fn•<'I\' I I. 111 \t•\\ port Bt.·;id1 d1n.•t.•l tr:illn· 111 l.111~n1111Hb 11o11!- Otley ,lltt Jt.tt - mg lot in Co!--t a Mes a during final day o l W78 I all" S11nd.1 \ It wt.1:-. lt.1mrliar :-.cf>m.• for I louM., who. 1i1 1961 was tn C'hargl' o i p .1 rl..11H! .ii th•· Lor Police said a man approached the check·in desk at the hotel at about 4:20 am Sunday, display. mg a star-s haped badge to the clerk He said he was conducting an investigation then walked a " av from the check·in area. He returned moments later. police said . and told the clerk he wanted to use the telephone The c lerk let him mto the office. \\'hereupon tht' man pulled a hlue ~teel automatic from h1), trousers and ptnnted 1t at tht• employee Fair Draws Crowds for Oosing Day Tht• Oranl-(c County Fa11' 111 \o~ta Me),a clos(•cl out tt). 10 du~ run Sunday by drawm!-( ~R.lltlJ people to push overall :il11•1HI :m et• to 24fi , 1:15 l.111 111f1nal ~ JflllOUOCl'd today This )e ar's Carr came up !>hort or last ye;.ir's :.illendancc m;.irk of 258.099 but fair spokeswoman Peggy Rayl is :.aid .. th<.1t ·., not too bad considering that rOlll'rl It rst \\ echl•nd " Daytime temperature!> that kept openin,:? crowds down con- tinued to soar this µas t weekend but the big~est crowd or the fair turned out on Saturday with 38.263 pt-<>plc en.1oy1ng the rodeo, l.'<.1rn1val, or laking part in the· .:iuction bidding for livestock Th<' Saturday crowd caused a traff i c t1cup on Newport Roulevard with cars hacked up a s far as two miles carlv in tht· c•vt•ni ng, Mrs Baylis said. Tht• rair's parking lots Wl'fl' 1ammcd and many patrons us"'i res 1dcnt1al areas for parking s pace Parking <1rea at the fair ground:-. 1s set for expansion h) next year. A financ1aJ breakdown for this vc·ar's fair should be availablt• iatcr this week. fair offtc1ab said F ro•PageAJ STONES ... sometimes in vain. to keep thl' intensity up and convey the pun ty o f straight ahead roc k and roll in a circus like scttin~ .. ·rom the upper deck of the -.t<1d1um . l hl' hand took th<.· stature of flt>as. ~md those in lht· dist ant reaches never s~med fully involved Indeed. 1l was a diffe rent story on the playing field where arms waved a nd feet stomped non s lop lo tunes like "Honky Tonk Wome n ," "Brown Sugar." and "Lovt• 1n Vain." With the band riding the c•rcst of its first number one alhum in years. "Some Gtrb." there was 3 heavy accent on new materwl A ploddtnf!. s luggish version of ·Beast of Burden.. was over come by fi ery rock "When Thl· Whip Comes Down.·· "Respectu· ble" and the disco-tinged hit s ingle. "Miss You." Jagger. sounding a touch strained. worked the crowd like an old pro. pranc ing across the lengthy stage and exhorting those lucky enough to be near the stage with leaps and twirls The sound was crisp and thun derous. rolling upward and out into the stadium parking lot The Stones exited with a rous mg rendition of "Jumpin' Jack Flash." and. keeping with the band's tradition, there was no encore . despite prolonged de mands from the crowd. An announcement that tht• Stones h ad already left lht• s tadium was greeted with a round of boos and a slow exodus toward the parking lot. There. many patrons spent hours. first trying lo locate· vehicles. then dealing with a mas s ive traffic tieup. T ape decks echoed the sounds heard anside a few minutes earlier lo pass the time Police eventually untangl<'d the m ess. The arrest tally had 187 people taken into custody at the first of two Stones· appearances H owever. there were no particularly violent incidents a nd few hard drugs in evidence Police said the crowd was very well·behaved. Most of the arrests were madf' betorC' the show as physical searches turned up hidden dru~s Bl the l'ntry gates ·'The charges range all th•~ wuy rrom misdemeanor public drunkenness to retony possession or drugs for sale ... s aid Anaheim Police s pokesman Ro n Somers About one.fifth of the ar rt'stct'S were JUVenUes who were hooked In Anaheim ond then taken to Juvenile Hall 150 Aeres C harre d Lightning Blamed For Mountain Fires 'ThE> gunman opened the door and ullowed two companions in s 1dl'. one wielding a s mall caliber carbine. then ordered the clerk to hand over the re ceipls, totalling $6,600. The trio the n fled the hotel on foot. The gunman impersonating a n officer was described a s about rive feet. eight inches tall. with dark brown hair. a light colored checkered s hirt and dark trousers By Tht• /\1111oc·lated Prt!&s F1 rt'f1ghh·1), with ii w<.1ry l'Yl' on lht• weuth(•t worked to day Jn nmtuin two bru1>h fire!> that l'lw1 rt•d UJI to 150 u1•res of the San flt.·rn:1rd1no Nat1on<1I fo'Orl'l>l north or Lakt• /\r row head The blaLcs Wl'H' c xpcctC'd to ht• containC'd today wc<1thcr perm1tt1ng, a US Fore~t Service spokesman said. They were the last of 13 fires that 1gn1ted Sundav <1nd con· sumed 200 to 250 acres of the na- tional forest and lands protected by the Stale De partment of Fores try. s aid Elhott Graham. ;i member of the national forest ~taff TwelVl' or the fires were s pa rkl•d h~· lightning and the 1 J l h w ,1 s .... l a rl t• d f r o m ll t.·ampftrt' (; r :1 h a m ~ a 1 d s o m e 6 7 5 l11 l'f1ghtl'l'S hullll·d the f1n·s Tht· ltghln111g w.is s pu wnt•d by ~· t rnp1<·al w~·al her system that µromptl'd lht• National Weather Scrvll't' to issue flas h flood w;.1rn1n1-ts for tht• mounta ins and deserts of R1vers1de a nd San Bernardino counties We<1ther fore<'a!-lts lor the hn• arl•a pre dict e d hig h tl•m peraturcs or 101. low humidity of J bout 14 percent. possibly t'r ra I H' winds. as \H•ll a s mon· lhunderslorms and hghtnmg Roth fires wert' locatC'd about 15 miles ~outheast of V1ctorv1llc on t hl' baek !>lOJ)<' of t ht.· national fOrt'Sl. wh<'re It drops Off 10l0 thl' desert, Gr3ham said BEAR MAVLS 1EEN CAMPER WEST GLACIER. Mont IAP 1 An 18-ycar-old California m<1n mauled by a black bear 1n I. lacier National Park must appear bl-fort• a mag1~lrate lo explain why he wa ~ illegally camped 1n an area c losed because or bc::i r prohlems ;J park oHtcwl ),aid Dick Munr o e . µark management as~1stanl . ~aid Ma thew Brent J\nder~on of A r c a d 1 a w a s t r c J le d a t ,1 hos pital for puncture wound~ in the back and bite~ 1n the lower arm Saturday The largest fire. at Bowen, consumed about 100 acres. The second Ian.test. ne<1 r the Sky H1~h Ranch. hlackened about 3."i lo 50 acres. he said While firefighters battled the die-hard blazes. Graham said. there was a possibility of more lightning-triggered fires Gr aham ~aid five air tankers guided by two aar attack planes planned to join the firefightrng forces today. J/alky Man's <Ar Hit by Falling Tractor So what if rt rained cats and dogs early this morning, t·om plt!te with thunder and light nmg" Mohamed Homam thought 1t was raining Kubota t ractors S unday afternoon. when one plummeted down onto the trunk <1rea of his 1977 sedan as he cruised through Huntington Beach. Homam. 36. or 16937 Mt. Hope St .. Fountain Valley. was east· bound on Warner Avenue about 12 :~0 p.m .. when it happened. police said. I nvesti ga tors s a id t h e Japanese tractor owned by ADA Equipment Rental s. 17191 Beach Blvd , Huntington Beach. was bein~ hauled atop a truck "Somehow." said pohce traf fa r accident investigator Officer Orva Akin. "it became dis. en gaged ." He s aid the traetor landed on the back end or Hom am 's car <'a u s ing relatively min o~ damage. Services R esumed PHIL.ADELPHI/\ IAP1 City services returne d lo normal to day as 19.600 muni cipa l workers went back lo work for the first timr since Julv 14. when they struck the city an d contract dispute The workers· nc-w contract provides for a 7 percent wage mcreast.• If 1s companion was described a s five foot seven inche),, weighing 160 pounds and wear- in~ a gray ski mask Thi:! man carrying the rifl<' was about six feet lalJ. weighing 170 pounds. with light blond hair. All three were described a:. Caucasians . The exclusive hotel complex has been the scene of thrl:!l! armed robberies since June 28 when two g unmen wearing scarves over their faces leaped over the check-in counter and took Sl.200 m ca sh and Sl5.000 in checks Two W<'cks ago et bartender and i.ecunty guard were con- fronted m the ninth·story bar by two s ki-masked gunmen who made off with nearly $1.700 in cash In that incident. the robbers lied and gagged their v1ct1mf> before riding the elevato r back down to the ground floor and making their escape. Poliee were investigating the latest robbery this morning, and did not rule out the possibility that the three incidents are re· lated. F roaPage A I OBEY ... pot. Anybody who is found with pot In my office goes out the door .. As ked again if he thought it was proper for White House e mployees to smoke marijuana , O'Neill said . "I don't set the s tandards for the White House: I only set the standards for m~ own employees." As to what his employees do 111 their off·duty hours. he said. · I have nothin~ lo do with what they do when they leave here The only thing I ask them to do 1s to a lways think of the d1gn1ty of the office. I guess I'm j ust an o ld i.quare ·· ---•,,,.; -\ ·'~ ----·8·~ ·---· '--' ' I ' • ' v \ \ -. . . . ,, . "~, I ';.\,, ~ l ~< -' . ' ;( ··1 ~, • --- , r \ ) " I I ' ' ' I , I .... For Jogging. Soccer. Tennis. or 1ust assuming an active att1lude We Recom mend adldas ~ From AOl()Af> rva11,1h1t 11"1 green n.1vy ,llJiddS Dlt~ dnQ bur911P<fy • ve!Our 11p Jrnn1 1 ,, 111 • • ~ renc.n Mneycomb tennis ~t1111 • tnm tenn1<. .norr~ • Stan Sm11h shoe'. not shown nvton :,occer and running ~tiorts !'o()(,rflr v neck ;md crcwn<'C"k ronr. Al S GARAGC 1 _ ~------am-..-. r ASH ION ISLAND \ ~ NLWPORTBEACH ( 714) 644-7030 .. .. 17 Irvine * Tod a,·"s Clos i n~ "· , .. S t oc.-ks VOL. 71, NO. 205, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 24, 1978 TEN CENTS Short • e Pool S-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s Inch By PHILIP ROSMARIN Ol Uw 0~11, Pit .. SUfl Irvine's Heritage Park 50 m eter swimming pool. which came within one inch of sports history disaster by measuring JUSt that short of 50 meters. has been certified long enough. after construction to stretch at City Officials said their own engineers cert1f1ed the Olympic qualifyin~ facility on F'riday, in time for a weekend AAL' !>anctioned swimming and div ang competition_ Neither city official!> nor of racers of the firm which built the pool. Pacifica Engineenn~ of G lendora, howeve r . were available today to reply lo ques lions about ex<1ct measurements determined F'riday AAU officials said they intend to check the city res ults within the near future. The 50-meter pool was built <11 a cost or $650.000. and 1s part of a three-pool aquatics complex that includes a 25-yard recreational and practice pool and a 331/3. mete r diving tank with 5-meter and 7.4-meter board and a 10· meter platform City officials Hope the highly touted facility wall be the site of AAU national c hampionships in 1980 About two weeks ago, ballyhoo turned nearly to ballyhoot when 1t was discovered during routine engineering certification that the 50-meter pool was one inch 25.4 millimeters too short Apparently the all-aluminum pool. when fail ed with water. bowed sfightly mward because of the pressure of that and of still damp soils outside the structure Sources at city hall said the embarr assment was com · pounded by a late report or the Olympian goof Vice Mayor Arthur An th ony . wh o ceremonially presided over the certification. wasn't told until later of the shortfall. Anthony r e portt-dl y was furious. The rest or lhe city council was informed al a July 11 coun· cil meeting. Nothing was said publicly but the raulty pool story leaked anyway Assistant City Manager Paul Hrady said he had been told the problem was thc first of its k1m1 Ill tlu: aluminum pool industry Boh Bor1 soff. AA U swam t•hairman. said that an his 1;; years 111 an adm1n1strat1Vl' (:apac1ty 1n the sport, he had ht.•ard or only two instances in which tht• length of a pool w<1s questtonl•d Neither pool was nc" "You JUSl don 't expect th<it.' ..,aid Bonsorr "Not an this da and (Set_. l:'IJ('H. Page .\~I Dollar Skids in Tokyo Hit,s Record Low in Closing on Japan Market TOK YO tAP > F'or lbe first amc in post-war history. the doll<1r closed below 200 Japanese yen on foreign exchanges today. a psychological barr ier whose t·rossing worried both Japanese •>usinessmcn and hard-pressed \mericans here .J.;.tpanese governmen t t'l'Onomasts said th..-U.S curren l') would probably bounce back above 200 yen. but s ome ex t·hangl· dealers disagreed . pre· d1('t1ng 1t might continue to plum met to about 180 yen in the next ft'w months At that point. Americans A Weighty Matter Re porter Jaile d in Conte Dipt l'rai,I.! Hoffman. 11. of lrvmt• finds out what he and his -;oapbox rac<.•r WC'1,gh Craig was one of the contestants tr~ mg Sumla~ an M1::.s1on V1e.10 to qualify for the soapbox dl'l'b~ rating l'lass1(• for youngsters th at will be he ld Au~ 12 m Akn111. Ohio HACKENSACK. N .. J IAP1 N cw York Ta mes reporter Myron A. Farber was sentenced to six months in Bergen County HI al today after he and the nc.>wspaper were fo und guilty of l'Ontempl for refusing to tur, (I\ er notes in the Dr. X murder tnal of Or Mano .Jascalcvich Jobless Teacher Wins Transit Post The Times was fined Sl00.000 and F<1rbcr w<1s fined Sl.000 b) Superior Court Judge Theodort.' W. Trautwein. who ordered pa) ment within 24 hours t\ lormt•r (;(>Sl<J Mci;a lt•acher sulverl hl•r uncertainty over ,toh prospects ror the fall today Dm.•c·tors of the Orange Coun t v Tr<Jns1t Ui strict ( OCTU I ,rn <1 rrit.'d hl•r <J $42.960 contract fu1 1978 7!.I to kecp OCTO in formation r.ick::. supplwd wllh up lo d<tll' sdwdules and hus rnu11.• maps Ka n·n 1'«.>tcrson ha cl hecn a -..1.H:ctal educ~tl1<>r1 tc<icher thl' pJst two ~car.., al Bayv1c" School 111 thl' Nl'" port Me...,a l'n1f11•cl St·hool 01stnct Shi• -..;ml dechn1ng l'nrollment forn•d tanl'l'llal1on of hl·r t l' ;.i l' h 1 n g pro gr,, m an cl her fulurt-teachtnJ! assignment still "a-.. unclear '.\l 1ss Pctt•r!mn ..,aid .,he was st.'art'htng for iJ m•w c·arccr when -..ht• lcarn«.>d of tht• OCTD -..C'hcdult' d1stnbut1on contract through a minont) business op portun1ly program sponsored by t ht.• N alional Organatation for Wnmt·n '.\1 ass Pt•tt•r:-.im sartl .,ht• and .11.•r forml·r classroom aide. D1a1w lhnDrimh:n. \\ 111 work Or~:A:a M Weathe r \'ar1able C'loud1ness throu~h Tuesda) L1tlle temperature change ll1gh rucsday nt•ar 70 tit th<' heache~ lo mad ~ m the 1nl:rnd areas Lows tonr~ht an the mid~ I NSIDE T OBI\\' Hrovery is recoiled as the daughter of a Qtuel Dutch hero meets unlh ont' of the men her /othllr protected dur mg World Wor II See Poue CIO. l a d ex Al Vevr hnl<-• (to "ef'"O" ., .. '"' .... """ Cl Ct ..... 1 L.M ... ... MevlK .. ., ltni ... H " ... , ........ ._ A4,ll ~lllerftl• AJ ,, ....... "" .. ClanlllM 0>-• :C:'M•"""' •tt Cemtn " " Cret••-•• Tel..,hl.,. .. De•"' Nett(_, "' TltHten .. , lfUwt•ll'-... ....... , M l•tef't•I-.... , ......... '" 4',ll .... , ... flt Cl I fullt1 me at lhc new v«.>nturc and wi ll hire part-time help lhrou~h I hc vear as needed ~1iss Peterson's bid of S'12.960 for t he year was the lower of two received by OCTD officials. A-Advan.ced Delivery Serv1ct•, the current l'On tractor. bid $51.863 for the s<1mc work. OCTD officials said However. Dave Fre1mann. of /\ Advanced. questioned OCTD 1·a lculations on the contract pro posals He also contended Mas:. Peterson lacks a Public Ut1lit1es Commission c PUC> license to perform the work OCTO Counsel Ken Smart !>aid M 1ss Peterson doesn't need a P UC license to handle schedule distribution And OCTD officials !\aid their c<1lc ulations wen• based on con tractor's bids for specific tasks, projected over the year l o refl ect the amount of work needed I<> keep information ral·ks adequately supplied Attorneys for the newspaper and Farber asked for a s tay of !'wnlencing pending uppeal There was no immediate ('Om mcnt from the Times or Farber Traulw<'in earlil'r said Farber :rnd the newspaper both were J!u ilty "beyond any reasonable <lnubt .. It was th<' rcporter·s 1975 in vt>st1gat1on of five deaths at H1vcrdell Hospital in Oradell ht.'twcen 1965 and 1966 that led to .Jascalcv1ch's indictment on fivt> counts of murder "What is at issue here is not Or .I ac;calcv1ch 's right to a fair trial. or a reporter's right to stand :.ibov<' the law." F'arber told the court "Thl' issue is a ri~ht of the public through its press to be informed .. Farber maintained lhat the or dcr to turn over his fi lcs to the trial Judge for <1 confidential in spection .. asks m<' to violate confidences this I cannot do " lie l>aid that 1f he gave up <Set> JAILED. Page A2l Rams Move Announcement Planned Ky G/\RY GRANVILLE OI Illa Dally l'llM Stall Los Angeles Rams officials have called a press conferencC' Tuesday morning to announce their Na- t ion a l Football League franchisl' will be moved to Ornnge County m 1980 The press conference announcement e nds months of speculatio n centenng on Rams negolta· lions for the use of Anaheim Stadium THE MOVE WILi. BRING to Orange County <.t football franchise that has made Los Angeles its home for the pas t 32 yeurs . Meanwhile in Los Angele!:>. Coliseum officials said today they w ill seek a n NFL fra nchise to replace the departing Ra m s. To do that . Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom would have to waive a 75-mile t erritorial r ig ht that is part of the valuable football franc hise COLISEUM COM1'11SSION Ch airman William Robertson. conceding for th<.' first time the Rams loss. ::.aid s hould Rosenbloom balk at the waiver he will fovor the filing of an anti trust suit Robertson said ht.• will dis<'USS the po::,slb11ity of a -;t11t with his f<.>llow Coli seum commis!-iioners today would bl> :.hcllmg out S27 lor a restaurant meal that cost them Sl7 just 19 months <1go The dollar do:.cd toda:r at 199 05 yen. down from 201 25 y Friday and 229 vcn a:. reren . as late M<1y The dollar a l"f1 plun~cd agains t maJOr Euroµcan currc·n cies The Br1t1sh pound. for ex ample. closed at Sl.9324. against Sl 9121 Friday The pnCl' of gold soared. and 1r1 the 'n1tcd State:. the stock market losl ground The fall below 200 yen came despite rc:.1stance rrom .Japan's central bank. Of the C'Xtremely large spot trad1ns: total of S900 m illion . the Bank of Jap<1n boug ht an estimated S400 million. most of rt JUSl above 200 y • per dollar But even thal ouldn't keep 11 from d1ppinJ( cl ow o gh widely experted. thl· breaking of the 200 barrier wa-. l h c lop it cm 1 n .J a pan c M' nt•wspapers and new:. hro<1d t'asls, in which business leader .... expressed concern over thc l'f feel on .Japan's 1.'t'Onoma l' rt• coverv The. basic factors behind tht.· dollar':. drop h en· n·ma1n Last ffou.._e lffot..,es On .l.1pan:.. laq~l' trade s urµlu s. wh1t•h prodUl'l'S J dollar surplu:. on thl' Tokyo market. and mna taon 1n tht' L'nalt·d Stall's L1 S Trcasur~ UmJc•rscrrl'lciry Anthom ;<.1 Solomon told a S l' n J t 1.· -.. u h (' o m m 1 t l l' t· 1 n Wa:.hrn~ton to<la~ that ht• c\ 1>1:cts J dc•cllm• an I h<: L' S trade dl'f1c1t durin~ tht· rest of this 'l'Jr Jnd next 'e;rr and that th1" will h11lstn lhc;dollar Tht· ...,1tu.1t1on "' improving 11 -. not as Jpparent ci:. al will hl· in lht· m•xt ft•" months ht• s.1111 ISf't• 001.1 •. \R. Paitt' .\ii Dolly Pilot PMl<I llY Polrt<k 0 '0..."'U The historic Al•nnctt House. last turn o. thc-centur~ home remaining m El Toro. begins its cuut1ous 1ourne.v this morning from ~hc.'tT~ A\'l'OUl' ;and Second Street to llentaf..(e I !ill nc.•ar l.ukl' Fores t. Local hb In an.. i.11sc.•c.. mo1tl'.\ for l h<' mm l' ht• ho mt• will be.· n ·lol'<Jtl'rl lo lht• 11111 "ht>n• El Torn'!--first sthcml unct Epbrnp~al chun·h 110\\ stand lws 1c1t• I ht· 118 \ t'<JI old Don .Jost• Serr·ano aclolw Housing Hearing Slated lroine Mulls Federal Gram Program A public hearin(.! on Ir vine's part icipation 1n lh<' federnl H ous in g and Com munit y Development Grant program 1:-i scheduled at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at city hall. 17200 .Jamboree Blvd Residents are invited to gave opinions and recommendations about the program a nd about how the money should be spent HCO funds are intended for neighborhood rehabilitation and lower priced housing proJects Irvine has received more than $1l30 .000 in its four years of µartil'ipution in the program About S120.000 to $150,000 1n grants is expeC'tefl to be avarla ble this year The money is restricted for use in paying for street con struction. waler and sewer lines. landscaping and other housing support projects It cannot h<' used to build homes The theory is that d<'velopers will be able to pass along sav ings to homebuyers The city has allocated the ma JOl"lly of 11S CXlst1ng fund:. let twu j.lrlll('('l:i Onl', thl' Shapt•ll apartment pl'OJCC't an l!nivers ity Town (\•ntt•r, will prnv1dt• 160 apar t menls for low incomf' senior" and fam1lle:,. The other 1s the construction of at least 700 lower-priced hOU!)· ing units on the UC lrvinl' cam pus That pro1ect is the result of the -.t•tllement of a lawsuit filed b\ the Orange County Pair 1 lous1nl{ CounC'il against the cit) and lhC' Irvine l'n Rent Contro/,s Weighed LOS ANGELES IAP I Statewide mandatory rent con- trol would be illegal although tn· dividual cities may enact s uch curbs to distribute Proposition 13 property tax savings among re nters. Attorney General Evelle Younger said today Pro position 13 co-a uthor Howard Jarvis Joined Younger at a news conference and said th at 25-0,000 of more than 3 million apartments statewide had rents voluntnrlly lowered by their landJord!l without legisla lion . "That's not the: end of our ' \ goal I n another couple of months. there will be more projt ress." Jarvis said. "Rent con trol would be a disaster " Younger said a statewide rent control law would violate stale antitrust statutes. although in· dividual cities couJd draft such measures. Los Angeles has beforr It!\ City CquncU a proposal to l'rceze rents at June J levels for ont• year. a proposal which Younger said he could support as "the lesser of t he evils" being pro posed for rent control .. People need breathing room .--..... -.,. t o a c h 1 e v l! r c n t ('() n I r o I . · Younf(er said ·rr they don't re duce rents. I'm s ure that various co mmun1t1c s wa ll act themselves " Youn~cr . who ·~ the Republican nom inN' to face in- l'um bent Democratic Gov. Ed· mund r. Brown .Ir in the No- vemhcr /o!Ub<>rnatorial election. rritiriwcl nrown for spending lhr state's nearly $5 billion ~ur plus ··and doing nothing else "ll was ull right to use tht> !\Ur plus lo buy lime." Younger said, "hut he's not doln~ anything with the time he's boul(ht " .\Jl ' ' -I ~Coastal I Showers I 1 To Fall? Forec~tt·r.., tor th1 ~J.t1un .. d '\\t•.i thi•r ~1·r\H.'t' said todav l11l't1l111'<l thundt·r..,howt•r .... hkt I hl' om· I h .it tut M unt1n gtor1 lkarh t•:11 I~ th1.., morning. l'Ould t•o ntinuc in t hl· l'u asla l urea through Tut>sd ay Sul the weuthe rrne n noted that tht· ltkl•lihood or more lhun dcr~torm:. coming to the Orange Qoa!>t has diminished to about 10 ~rct.·nt 1 The thunder...,hC>wPrs. comin_g Ojll of a ma!>" or t ropical atr 'l>U th of the Ora nge Coast arc 1"pt-ctt.>d to hit hardest in lht.• mounta1ru. and desert~ Tht!-> morning'<. showe r in Hun u ngton lkath ld l 08 of a n inch of min. lhl' hr:.l measurable ra1nrall or thl' s<'a!)On 1n the wes• rounl v '-'1111k1•..,mt·n Im t hC' Southern C;d1forn1.1 t::C1 1...i1n C11m11a n y ..,aid ' I 1 g h t n 1 n g m ,1 ~ h a v (• bl' e n n•..,1.1orh1hk for I \\CJ small powe r o ut agt'"> rn th1· Huntington tkach an·a T he out<1g1•-. afft>ct cd fewer than :111 cu ... tomt-rs who were ' "rthoul powt·r for l.lhout two hour .... lht• ..,pokt•..,mt.·n :,;.u d. Ont· ".1-. rcµc 1rtt>d al 205 Spnngfr eld A \.'e and the other in a group uf • homl'S nC'ar Atl<.1nta /\venue and Magnolia Strt'l'l Thl' :,torm hr l al uho ut 2 a m. ' a~cord111g to llun11ngu1n Be<.1ch's unofflr 1al wt•atht-r stat 1st1c1an, , J Sherman lJenny lk -.aul lhl' ... torm hrl hard ror .dwut 10 mrnut <:s and thf'n 11 :.II ll·d orr lo d nnll•'\ /\ccordmg lt• lknm. la~l vt•ar ~tl this time. llunt1ngton A<•J('h had 02 or an 1nc-h or rain Thi• l'1IJ,:<• of lht· ... torm ap pa rt•ntl~ 1h.'pm.1tc•d a s m a ll amounl of moist ure 1n the nt'rghhunng crtit.•s or Fountain V..111<.•y and <:11..,t,1 Mesa . but no oth er 1·clastal t•1l1 l'S got a ny 1111•:i....urabll• rainfall : f 'n•m Page 1\ I . [ f DOLLAR ... l A-. alwavs whl•n ('Urrl'flC'IC'S a rt> rn a 1urm1111. spct•ulators turn1'(f to l!Old hulllon a.., the ir 'iafl•..,l hN1t,:t• Tht• pnn• of bullion surged throuAhOUl t h<' day und c losed S:! 25 htAhl·r in London at $195 an ounr l'. The price in Zuric h, Europe·~ husresl bullion market. w<ts Sl!f5 375 a n o unce. up rrom Sl9l.625 This brought gold C'IO!->c to its ,111 t ime l)('ak of $rn7 50. reached m London on Dl·<· 30, 1974, when ,tock m <trkl'ls dnd world \ 1•1·11no m 1l·s '-'l'r(' sever e ly -dl'llfl'""l'(l \ "1•t•k Jj.!11 an OUOl'l' or ~old \\ '" ''°rth SlK-1 :n:i S1111lt' clt>al<·r:. ..,;od today.., IHIO ll'kY tr;.ull ng "a" sparked .by tht• d 1..,dc1:.un· that a comm1tteto r1f th t• OJ>f:C <11 1 exportin~ coun ' 1 rws <ll'l'ld('d to recomme nd that th<' doll ar prH:t.' of 011 be andexed to an und1srln...<.."<l r omposite cur· n•nl'Y unrt. This would protect 0 11 pro<luc·er..,· profits. badly hit IJV the doll.ir'.., dccllnl' But !'>Qme clt>ale rs :,aid the oil 'tlnllar rssuP hu.., twcn discussed fo1 11111111h-. and c·o uld not ,H' 'nunt for th1• d oll ur ''> O\.'t·r:1 ll tn•111I l'lw ri"il rl'.ii-on tor lhl· fo ll ,.., 1h,1t 1h1• t ' S 1·1·onom}. 11 '> uncer t .11111~ :md its ll•:.it.h:rsh1p, arc 1111" l hl• ... uhtt.•l'I 11f !>O m ci n v 1l1111hts that tht.•r,· I'-nu excusin~ l..ft for delaying a vr rlua l \\ 11rlc1"1cfr d,•\ itlU;tlHIO of th1• ii 11 ti J I ..., JI <I I lh· I.On 11 tHI l-q·111ng '''\\ .... 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I L of :"cwport Beach. d11·ccl traffic in f<.11 rground~ park- l»ltr Piltie S\aft ,,_ 1ng lot in < 'osta Mesa during Cinal day ol 1978 fair Sunday. tl W;JS familiar scene for Hoose. v.hu. in 1961. wc.i~ an {'harge of parking al Lht! lair. Pot Use Alleged Carter Staff Told 'Obey Drug Laws' ~ WASHING.TON (AP l f>rcsr <tenl Carter r elayed 1nst rurt1uns to his staff today that they must observe drug la ws. e ven if they disugree with them . o r "set.'k employme nt elsewhe re " White House press secretary .Jod y Powell told reporters that C .Ht er had h1:-. top ass1sl anl Ha milton Jordan. relay t hl' Jffl'" 1denl 's views at <.1 Sl'nror stJfr m eeting . Powell said those• a t the meeting in turn Wl"f'e pas!>ini.: the p resident's mJunclron to !>ub ordinates Carter 's orders ste mme d from a sl alt-ment las! week by the president's drug policy advrsl•r a fter r C'sign1n g that st>vernl Whrll' House staff m(•mhe rs reg utarlv s moked m Jr1111:.Jna and even 'used stronger d rugs. Powell ... :11d Carte r ac t<'d bera use or indications lh<Jt "som e peoplE:' in the While House may fl'l'l it 1s ::icccpt<.1bll• to violate the law " As ked 1f he cvc·r used man Ju a na or othe r drugs. Powell declined lo respond "as a matter o f prin c iple " <.1 ltho u g h , he added. his reaction might be s ubject to misinte rpretation. Powell did s ay. in a n obvious re>frrcncc to the 101t1al populari· o!IPWI ......... FACES JAIL TERM NY Reporter Farber f'ro• Page ,1 I JAILED ... tht• files he would unde rmine hts profC'ssronal credibility A I though the• defense m ain ta ins a rcess to lhe notes 1s vitul. F arber said , .. Then • b nothing tn m y nolt•s whi C'h w o uld l'Stablish guilt or innocence for the trial court · .Jascalevich IS acc·used Of murdering ri ve pa t ients at Rrverdell llospilul l2 years :.r~o by administe ring letha l dose~ of thl' muscle r elaxant. curare The trial. 10 its 22nd week. was recessed today because of the ronlempt hearings. lf convicted, Ja..,cale v1c h faces a m aximum SC'nlCOCl' ur flVC' consecutive trre lcrm~ Eugem• Sche1man. rC'prCSl'nl· mg the 'Nmes and Jo'arl>t>r. ha~ arg ued that the Ne w J e r!>ey courts l;tl'k Jurisd ictio n over Farber A bench warrant had been I!>· s ued for Farber's arrest. He ap· peared last week in the New Jers ey courts only after he was ordered lo do so by a New York Supreme C.Ourt justice Violations Denied MONTREAT. N C (AP\ Eva ngelist Billy Gra ham ha~ denied a r eport of possible improprieties or violation!-. or rederal tax law~ In the purchRSt> of a tract of land nes r Ashevtlle, NC . by his World Evangelism and Christian Edu~alion Fun<l ty or drugs <.1mong young people. ··I m is!>C'd that generation by a bout five years -that and the se xual revolution." Speake r o r the House Thomas P. O 'Neill Jr s<.1id today that he wou Id not toler ate use of mari Juan a in his office. but that he docs not "set the st andards ror the White House " O'Neill was asked to commt.>nt on the reported use of marijuan.1 a nd cocaane by members of the White House staff Dr Peter Bourne. who rt' sr~ncd last week as Carter's ad- vist?r on drugs. s aid there was a "high incidence" o r marijuana use among White House staffers Ile also said he was aware of Ot.' l'as 1onal use• or cocaine bv some me mbe rs or the White -Hou~e staff whom he did not rd c•ntify O 'Nt•rll. m response to a re· portl•r':-. question. said hl' always gn 'l'" a party for 1nll•rns and l'm p loyccs on hr.., sta ff whPn new intl'r ns arrrH· "I lt•ll lhe m. 'If you d rink bct.'r at homt" you c an drink beer hert.>'." he 'said. "But under no rirc umstances is the re to be any pot. Anybody who is found with pot m my office goes out tht· door " 100 Pounds Of Pot Found In CdM Raid Newport Beach police have a r rested four people and have con· fiscated 100 pounds of marijuana in a Corona del Mar raid that ended a four -month investiga. lion. •Police said the raid Friday al 41 3 Poinsettia Ave. netted in· vest1 gator s the marij u an ;.i . valut•d at ahout S:l5,000, plus $17 .000 an ca!>h Booked into r1 ty jail we re l\l 1cnaet Robin!>on. 32. who hsted hr ... address as the Park Newport a partments. P ablo Lucia no Con- l'ep<·ron. 24. or M1am1. Fla , and Charle!> Balla rd Halterman, 211. o f 3 14 18th St., Huntington Reach The fourth person. Linda Ma n f'~avre. 20. of tht.• Corona del ;\l ar addrc5.s, wa!-> bookl'd mlo Ornngc County J all All hut Robinson r emain rn c us tody today. held in lieu <•f S75.000 l>ail The Newporl Bea ,•h man po..,lcd tht· S75.000 hail and wa s r c•lC'aSC'd wrthrn hour:, of his arrest All four or the peopll• arrcsll'd wen • book<'d on s usp1c1on of con s pirarv to sett m arijuana $1,611 in Loot Reported in Irvine Thefts Household property valued hy its o wnC'r" at $1,611 was ta1u·11 1n two buq~larrf's rf'porl<'d over thl' wt·ckt•nd, Irvine poli ce i.1ud Witham Pferre r. 49. dl">trrd s upervisor for a shoe• <'Ompunv. r ep orted that a hurf!lar s muslwd a b(•d room window ut h11> home. al 14912 Grovev1e w L111w. in tht• Willows de velopment p f c I f e r s a I d t h r I ' c• wristwatches. a pockrl watrh, » pen and pencil set, a wallC'l. n tic pin which he vatue1t ut $flH7 tn all -and $210 In c11s h w1•rf• stolen. A burglar µr1ed a kitchen win d o w &i l t h e home of J ohn F assett. 44, or 11 11alslead 'fer nice, In Turtle Rock. Besides ~ c as h , he took a Pentax cameru. a gold charm bracclN and a pearl necklace. wh ich Fassett. an t>leclrlcat e ngineer, valued al $709 ' Fair Draws Crowds for Oosing Day The Orange County Fair in Cos ta Mesa closed out its lO·d ay run S unday by drawing 28.695 p eople to push overall a tte nd· a nce lo 246.135 ra1r offici<J ls a nnounced today This year's fair came up short of las t year's atte ndance m a rk of 258 .099 hut fa ir s pokeswom an Peggy Baylis -.aid "that's not too bad cons idering that rotten first weekend " Daytime te mpera tures that kept o pening crowds down con tinued lo w ar this past weekend but the big~cst crowd of the fair turne d o ut on Saturday with 38.263 people enjoying the rodeo. tarn1 vat. or taking part in the a uc tion bidding for h veslock The Saturdav crowd caused a t raffic 11e u·p o n Ne wpo rt Boult.'vard with t·ars backed up as far a:, two mrlt:s t.'a rly in the evening. Mrs. Baylis said. The fair·.., parking lob wer(• 1ammcd and many patrons U!->cd ·r t's1dc ntiat a re a:, ror parkinA s p:.rce Parking a rea at the fair ~rounds is sd for {'Xpa nsion by nexl Vl'ar A (inanc1al breakdown for lh1.., vear's fair s hould be availablt.> iatc r this week . ra1r officials ~aid f'ro• Page A I INCH .•• age" P ac1f1c<1 <'ngrn eers rushed to s trl'tch lhl.' Heritage Pa rk pool T h e big a luminum tub ""a:-. stretc hed back and hollc·d with wcldmg plate!> to sleet sup port bt'am s And. they appare ntly won lhl' race w1th the oncoming J\J\tJ mel't by an mch. That's Some lnfl.ation Hike ALOHA. Ore. (AP> Wilham Buskirk knew wate r rates might be going up. but he was sur- prised when he got hrs bill. The b1 II for two month..,· ... c r vrce :,aid he had used 99 m illio n gallons o f water a nd came lo S499.424 Wolr Cr eek ll1~hw;iy Water District officials attributed the error to a computer and billcd Rusk irk his usua l Sl l ·1 ... ---• • ~OOOTaketa Laguna Hotel Robbed Again Three gunmen used a Police badg e as a ruse to gain entra nce lo tht.• manage r's office al the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Beach early Sunday m orning. making off with more than $6.000 in receipts. Sunday's armed robbery is the• third in less than a month at the hotel . located at 1555 South Co as t Highway. Po lice said a man approached the check·in desk at the hotel at about 4:20 a.m . Sunday, display ing a star-shaped badge to the cle rk. He said he was conducting an investigation then walke d away from the check·in area He returned moments later. police s aid. and told the c lerk he wanted lo use the tele phone The cle rk let him into the office. wher eupon the man pulled ;, blue steel automatic from h1~ trousers and pointed 1t at the employee. The gunman opened the door and allowed two companions in. s ide. one wielding a s mall ca liber carbine . then ordered the clerk to band over the re· ceipts. totaling$6,600. The trio then fled lhe hotel on foot. The gunman impersonating a n officer was described a s about five feet. eight in~hes tall with dark brown hair. a light colored ch ecke re d i.h1rt and da rk trouser.., ll1s companion was describt«l .(I S five foot s even 1nche:-. weighing 160 pounds and wear ing a gray ski mask. The man carrying the rirt1 was about six feel tall. we1ghin1 l70 pounds. with light blond ha ir All three were described a: Caucasians. The exclusive hotel comple> has been the scene o f thret armed robberies s lnce Jun<> ~ w he n two g unmen weari n~ scarves over the ir faces leaped over the check-m counte r <tn<i took Sl.200 in cash and Sl5.000 1r che cks. Two weeks ago a bartende1 :ind s t..-cunty guard were con I rooted in the moth-s tory bar by two s ki-masked gunmen who made off with nearly Sl.700 rn cas h In that incident. the robber~ tied and gagged their victim~ before riding the e levator back down to the ground floor and making their escape. Police we re investigating tht l~lest robbery this morning. and did not rule out the possibility that the three incidents are: rt.' lated. Jogging Bit Doctor Reveals Dangers WASHINGTON tAP> Jogging causes the most injuries of any sport when problems of the foot. ankle. leg and knees are included. says an authority on sports medicine. Dr. Roger H. Michael. chief of orthopedic sur· gery at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore and a member of the American College of Sports Medicine. said Sunday jogging can be particularly dangerous with new joggers . "Often the uninitiated lhe jogger who doesn't know how to start off. the season wi ll get a bad pair of tennis s h OC'S and start running on hard s ur fa <.:l'S. ·• he s;,.ud in an mlt•rv11.·w in l hl' l ' S. :"Jew~ & World Re port That kind of ~tart c:m lead to problems that ar e "ve ry incupac1lalmg <.1nd ran lc<.1 d to long -te rm d1f ficuJties if not treated properly." Michael said. Niguel Woman Raped on /\ 23·year·old Lagun:.r Niguel \\om an told sheriff'..; deput1e~ t.•a rly this morning that s he was robbed in he r a part m..cnt. takC'n LO Laguna Beach anar<Jped late Sunda y before es caping her <J!'>· saila nt to return ho me . Deputies said the hys teri cal woman was taken to South Coas t Com munity Hos pital. South Laguna. after tclating what ~he rould remember o f he r l'X periencc "She pretty much ha d blanked much of it from her mind ... !'>aid a deputy However . s h e riff's rn vestiag ators did le arn that a ma n -possibly a relative of onl' of the woman's two fe m a l1• roommates -entered the ap:irt· ment at about 7 · 30 p m through an unlocked front door white thl' Beach \ 1rt1m wa.., home a lone Dcputl('.., said the man dt.· manded m oney, look a bout S27 and then forced the wo ma n tn a ccompany him to La ~un;1 Beach in one of her roommates· car . The re. she said. he forced her to a bar and later draggC'd her to a beach somewher<> near C rest Street wh~re he sexually attacked he r 'fhl' woman told deputies sht· l'Seapcd, wear ing only a racket. ;.1nd that H passing motorist took he r to her Lag una Nigue l horn<· where her roommall:'s. who had returned home from work. wa 11 t'd after fihng a mrssing ·per!->Oll n •oo rl. Shc riff'i-, officer!> ~aid thl'v ~eek a suspect d riving a white and brown 1973 Chevrolet bear mg Florida license plate:. For Jogging. Soccer Tennis. or 1ust assuming an active attt lude We Recommend adida&w From A()IOAS ava1t.lble 1n q11 '4'11 n. rvy Jchda·. bltJL: dncJ 1'urr111nriv • VPI011r Ip h<)nf ,.1Cl<1•1 ·I 11 11c.t1 t10...,r•ycon1t> t( •nl"l•'> .t1 rl • 1r1m 1nr1n1s .. hnrr•. • ~1.in Sm11h o,hoos nor !>hown nv1on socrnr ,1nd running •.hor1~ soccer v m.:Ck ancl crt)wnock 1 OP!> ALS GARAGr ·-------·" 6 r ASH ION ISLAl\iO N[WPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 . ,. 17 Lag11na /South Coast * .\fternoo11 ~. \' .. Stoeks VOL. 71, NO. 205, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNT Y, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 24, 1978 TEN CENTS Hapless Burglar Can't Win in Laguna By ~/EVE MITCHELL Of "'9 Daily 1"11 .. Stall 'I wasgoangtosaykarate,andl knew he would say crowbar. and he 'd win ,·· lau g h ed former Laguna Beach Planning Commissioner Lloyd Milne who faced a burglary s uspect wield· ing a heavy metal bar Sunday evening But the burglar didn't win In fal'l. a &uspect was arrested five hour!-later after a l>ene!-or er rors that would have been funny were the Laguna Beach realtor not so angry about the whole thing. "I'm glad he's been taken off the streets and is ·in Jail. .. Milne said today Here's how Michael Dennis Brown of Anaheim. a 50-ycar-old parolee. ended up behind hars with bail set at Sl0.000 Milne. who lives right next to his real estate office at 618 South Coast Highway. was reading the paper Sunday evening al about 7 45 when he heard someone pounding on a door at the adja· cent really building "I pulled on m y shoes while my wife opened the door for me. and when I got downi.ta1rs I saw thas guy wearing gloves and holding a crowbar ... Milne ~aid The man was trying lo break into the real ei.tate office "But he wai. prying open the water AP WlrellflolO\ THIS WAS THE SCENE AT ANAHEIM STADIUM SUNDAY AS 55,000 VIEWED ROCK CONCERT Some Fans Began Arriving Thursday Morning for Gllmpse of Rolling Stones Rock Fans Crowd :Sig A Rolling Stones to Play Again Tonight MICK JAGGER BEL TS OUT A SONG AT ANAHEIM CONCERT Rolling Stones Expected To Fiii Big 'A' Again Today Capo Bwing Cut On Agenda Tonight Heductaon or ehminataon of Capistrano Unified School Dis tnct busing programs will be conl>idercd tonight as trustees mo\'e closer to trimming an estimated S3 6 million from the 1978-79 budget The meeting will begin lit 7:30 p m at the district's education center, 32972 Calle Perfecto in San Juan Capistrano. Trustees will discuss an ad· man istration-sponsored proposal to eliminate the district's busing contract in varying degrees. utilizing only dis trict-owned buses. or eliminating the pro· gram completely Three aJtemallve recommen- dations include Utilizing only district buses nnd increasing walking distance from l s to 2 miles (or fourth through sixth graders, from 2 to 3 miles for junior high school students and from three to rour miles ror 1\lah school studenL" Utilizing only district buses and continuing to bus kin dergarten through sixth graders while eliminalinJ? buses for Junior and semor high -;chool students 'fotal e limination or the d&S· tract's busing program Officials point out that Orange County Transit District buses or private busing firms would be available for students . Trustees expect to cut another $1.5 million to balance the 1978·79 post· Proposition 13 bud~et Raw Milk Gets OK SACRAMENTO <APl The state's major raw milk pro ducer. Alta-Dena Dairy. has been given permission to agaan distribute milk from one of its herds. which is now free of salmonella. state officials say. R'\ ~11(1fAEL PASKEVICll • Ol IM Dally Pilot Stall Another 55.000 rock fans \H'rl' l'XPC{'LCd lo brave heat. s moggy sun and long waits today at Sl2 50 a ticket for a rare C'hance to see the world's most popular roC'k band in live action 111 Anaheim The> p~rking lot at the Big A was Jammed hy early morning with nt'W ('Omcrs and some holdovers from Sunday after noon'::. ron<'crt by the Rolling Stont•s Sunday's t•v(•nt ran smoothl}. if slowly, walh early afternoon sets by blues singer Etta James. t•xc1ting reggae from Jamaican gu1tartsl Peter Tosh and tradi~ tional American boogie by the Outlaw!-> Crowded onto the outfield turf. thl' sea of dcmm and halter tops wal> passively polttc lo the open 1ng a{'ts. with the real drama hualding for one of the few rock hands to !.Urvivc the Sixties. The massive center field stage housing three stories of s peakers rem a med mute for more than an hour awaiting the English quin· let's arrival !-hortly before fl pm And finall y . ladies and gentlemen. the Rolling Stones Tht' mass on field remained s tanding for t he next 110 minutes us lead singer Mick • I agger and cohorts tried, sometimes in vain. to keep the intensity up and convey the puri· ty of straight ahead ro<'k and roll in a circus-like setting. From lhl' upper deck of the stadium. the band took the stature or neas. and those in the dis tant reaches never seemed fully involved Indeed. 1t was a different story on the playing field where arms <Sec STONES. P age A21 Krishnas Go Conservative DENVER l Al'I Finding their orange and yellow robes a "barrier" between them and the public, members of the lnterna· tional Society o f Krishna Consciousness are turning to suits and ties . "It's not that wt:'re com- promisin(( our stanCtards." said Rames Vara. formerly Robert D Grant the name imprinted on his business card "We still expert members to go b y our four rules a vcaetanan diet. no aombling. no pr(' or extra marital srx. no m· toxlratlon anct meditation and {'hantina for two hours a day .. heater room ... Milne s aid ·'Thal was pretty dumb " The suspect threatened Milne with the crowbar before leaping into his van and driving north on the highway Officer Paul Workman. who was directing truffle at the time. gave chase on h1i. motorcycle. following the suspect into the ei..· elusive Emerald Bay com mun1l) Thl' haplt''' burglar drovl' through th"' cx1l gall:' <1t Emerald Bay. tearing up bis tires on the spiked roadway Workman continued lo chase the vehicle. which nnaily came to rest on a lawn The suspect ran from the car and the officer -;aad he lost the man in the hills behind Emerald Bay Meanwhile. Laguna Beach 1n 'estigator Mark Everton was combtng the s us pt'cl's van. where he round an Anaheim ad dress He and another officer drove up to Anaheim in time to see a woman leave the s uspect'l> home The officers fo llowed her !Jack to Laguna Heach where :-.h e pulled off the road near Irvine Cove .. Up popped the suspect 's head t rom a bus h. and they were off ... :-.aid Capt Neil Purcell Pohct: made the stop and ar I See BURGLAR. Page A2l Hotel Hit Again Laguna Heist Nets $6,000 Thrct• gunmen Ul>ed a µolac·e h;idgt' as a rust• lo g<1in t'ntrance to the manager's office at the Surf and Sand Holl'I in Laguna Hcach l·arly Sunday morning. making off with morc than S6.000 m ree<.•1pts Sunda) ·..., armed rohlJer) 1s the third to less th<in a month at the hotel . loc:at(•d at 1555 South Coast I h ghway Police said a man approached the c ht•ck·in desk at the hotel at about 4 20 a m Sunday, dis play 1ng a st;,1r sh<tpt•d had~e to the dcrk H(• saad he .,., as conducting an 1nvest1gat1on th<·n walked a\\ay from the cheek in area Robbery, Kidnap, Rape Told A 23-year-old Laguna Niguel woman told sheriff's de puties early this mornin~ that she was roblJed in her apartment. taken to La~una Hea<'h and r:iped late Sunda~ hcfon• csc·aping her as !ia1la nl to return home Oeput1cs said the hysterical "om an was lakt·n to South Coast Com mun1l) llos.p1l al. South Laguna. after r<'latmg what i.he {'OUld rcmemlwr of he r c>x PC'l'ICOC<' "Shl' prctl> mut·h had blanked much of 11 from her mind ." s aid a deputy ll owcvt•r . s hC'r1ff '!-1n vestiagators did learn that a man possibly a relalivt• of one of the woman'!-two female room matt•s t•ntcrcd the apart mcnt at ahout 7 30 p m through an unlocked front door "hale tht:> \'ICltm was homl• alone Deputies !-aid the man de mandcd money. took about S27 and then forced the woman to accompan) him lo L agun a Beach in one or her roommates· car Then'. she -.aad. he forced her to a bar and later dra~ged her to a beach !-omewhere near Crest Street where he· sexually attacked her The woman told deputies she escaped. wearing only a Jackel. and that a passing motorist took her to her L11~una Niguel home where her roommates. who had returned home from work. wait cd a fter filing a missing-person reoort Sheriff's officl'rs l>a 1d they , seek a s uspect driving a whale and brown 1973 Chevrolet bear ang Florida hc!:'n~c plt1tes 100 Pounds Of Pot Found In CdM Raid Newport Reach police have ar r<'sted four pt'Ople and have con fts<.>ated 100 pounds of maraJuana 1n a Corona dcl Mar raid that ended a four-month investtga tion Police said the raid Friday at 413 Poinsettia Ave. netted In vestigators the mariJuana. valued at about $35,000. plus Sl7,000 in cash Booked into city jail were Michael Robinson. 32. who listed his address as the Park Newport a partme nts. Pablo Luciano Con cepclon. 24. of Miami. F la . and Charlr-s Ballurd 1 lallcrman. 26. of 314 18th St . Huntington Beach. The fourth person. Linda Mari Favre. 20 . .pf tht• Corona del Mar address. ~as booked Into Orange County Jail All but Robinson n•m:itn m <.>ustody today. h1•ld In heu of $75,000 bail Ht• returned moments later. police said. and told the rlerk he wanted to use the telephone The derk let him into the office. whereupon the m<Jn pulled •• blu<' steel automatic from his trousers and pointed 1t at tht: employee with dark brown hair. a light C'olored checkered s hirt and dark trousers ll1s companion was described a:-. (1\t' foot !-evt'n inches . wca~hing 160 pounds and wear mg a gray ski mask The g unman opened the door and allowed two {'ompanions 1n sade. one wielding a s mall caliber l'arbine, then ordered the clerk lo hand over the r<' ceipts. totaling S6.600 The man earrytng the rifle was .ibout six feet tall. weighing 170 pounds. wath light blond hair All three were described as Caucasians The trio then fled the hotel on fool The gunman impersonating an officer was described a~ about five feet. eight inches tall. Thr exclus1vt· hotel complex has been the scene of three armed robberies since June 28 when two gunmen wearing sca rve~ over their faces leaped <Stt 56,000. Page A2> Rams Move Announcement Planned By GARY GRANVILLE OI ltlo Dally 1"114oe Stall Los Angeles Rams officials have called a press conference Tuesday morning to announce their Na tional Football League franchise will be moved to Orange County in 1980 The press conferenc(' announcement ends months of speculation centering on Rams negotia· lions for the use of Anaheim Stadium . T HE MOVE WILL BRING to Orangt• Count y a lootball franchise that ha~ made Los Angeles its home for the p<1s t 32 years Meanwhile 1n Los Angeles. Coliseum officiab sa ad loda\' thev will seek un N F'L franchise to replace the departing R<1ms To do that. Rams ownt•r C<J rroll Rosenbloom ~ould have to waive <:1 15-mile territorial right that is part of the v<iluable football franchise COLISEUl\I C01'1MISSION Chairman Wilham Hobertson. conceding for thl' first time the Rams loss. said should Rosenbloom balk at tht.> waiver he wall favor the filing of an anti tn.lt;l s uit Robertson said he will discus~ the poss1b1hty of a ~u1t with hts fellow Coliseum comm1ss10ners today Dollar Dips Again; Price of Gold Soars TOKYO !APl The U .s/ Voluml' lotaled S900 million in dollar dropped through t¥ spot turnover and S738 million 200-yen level today ror the first in combined forward and swap time on the Tokyo foreign ex trades c hange market and dosed after Toun sts have been getting heavy trading at u record low of less than 200 yen for their 199.05 yen dollars from hotels and money The closing quotation wa~ cleulcrs for several weeks . more than two yen below the nlthouJ!h the dollar has been closing 201.25 Friday <See DOLLAR. Page A21 The dollar also plun~ed against major European curren cies when trading began in western Europe, and the price of gold c limbed SJ.45 an ounce in London. $3.75 in Zurich, $4 .76 in Paris. $5.25 in Frankfurt and S3.45 in New York The Bank of Japan bou~ht an estimated $400 million but was unable to hold the dollar above 200 yen "Tht-markpt won l bt- {'hanged by intprvent1on." :-.aid one trader 'lhat's Some Inflation Hike ALOHA. Ore. (API William Buskirk knew water rates might be going l.lP. but he was <1ur 1 prised when he got his bill The bill for two m onths' s ervice said h<> h ad used 99 million gallons of wat~r and cnme lo $499.424 WoH ('reek Highway Wotcr District officials attributed the error to J computer and billl'd Bu~kirk his u ut•I St I Orange Coast Weathe r Variable c loud1n es~ through Tues day Lallie temperature rhange Hagh Tuesday near 70 at the beaches to mid 80s in the inland areas Lows tonight in the mad 60s INSIDE TODA'°' Bravery is recalled cu the daughter of a quiet Dutch hero meets with one of the men her fatMr protected dur- ing World WClr II See Page CIO ..... x AIY•11r ..... lu (It H•rfl<t" IJ "MUMitn CJ a ... 11,,. ~.M.I•~ .. Mt•ltt ... , vtUt•'• IS ... 11 ........... .U,IJ C.lllffll14 ... ,, ...... _ IS Cltt1lllM CM IC:' ... ,_ ... •M c.tlllo .. "' c,.. .. _,. .. h lt'lllMll .. o. ...... ~ .. , TIIMitn ... , •lll"'1•• ... ... WO•tlMf •• •11e.rta•--... , Wwl4 ...... .u.~ .... , ...... 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Hut the wl'athc rml'n not l'd that thl· l1kcllhood of more thun· cterstonns t'Om rng to the Or ange Coast has diminished Lo c.bout 10 percent Tt\e thunder:.howerb. coming out of a mai;s or tropical a ir ... outh of the Orange Coast are (•xpt><'ll'd to hit hardeb' an the mountain!> and desert:, This mornrn1f ~ bhower an Hun trngton fkach left 08 of an inch uf rain. the firbt meas urable· I a1nfal1 Of lhl' \Cabon In the west ('tlUOl \ Spo-l-.1• ... ml'n for I ht' Southern l'<1Jafnrn1<1 Ed1:-.on Compan) :-.aad lq:htn1n~ m ,1y ha,·e been r1·~µon.,1 hlt• for 1wo ... mall power 11utages in the lluntington Beach ,11 ea T he outage:-. affected fewl'r , t han :lO tustoml'•:-. who w«.>rc v.1thoul powt•r for about two h<111rs . lhl• :-.1xJkl.'SITll'n said One \\a:-. rt'norted al 205 Springfi eld ,\v1· and the other in a g roup of hnml'~ n(•Hr Atlanta /\venue and :\-1.ignolw Stn•l•t ... .. T ht· ~torm hit al ahout 2 a m . accordrng to Hunungton Beach's unofflt•1al '"calhcr !>tat1st1crnn I Slll'rmL111 lknn\' Ill' !><lid th<· storm hit hard ror .1bou1 \ll n11nutt•s and the>n t ra ill' t1 me 1 luntingion Beach had 02 of an inch of rain Tht· ~dJ!t' ol lht• '>torm ap· pa rently deµCll>ltt•d a i:.mall .amount or m111 :-.ture 1n the nl•1ghboring Cit lt'S Of rounta1n Va lley and Coi:.ta Mt''>a. but no 11thcr coastal t1l1cl> got any mc•asurabll.' rainfall f'n»rn Page A I $6,000 ... I 011·r llw cht·l'lc ·in counter and tool.. $1.:!0,I)()() Hl ('llt'<" k ... f'\\ II IH't'k" :.tj.(I) J b<trlt.'ndl'r and .,,.c·un1 ~· J,.!uarrl wer<' con fronted in thf' ninth story bar by 1v.o sk i m m,ked gunmt.>n who mact1• off "'1th nearly $1.700 in t•a :-.h In lh.it 1nr1ch'nt. tht• robber., 111·d and ~Jgged their v1ct1ml> lll'fon: riding ttw c l<'"ator t:>ad· ctov. n ta• tht· ground floor and rn.il-.ing th1·11 l'M".ll>l' l'ohcr \\C're 1nv<>st1gatrng lhl' IJll'~t rohherv this morniog. and <1111 1101 rult: out thl· po!>slb1ht:. th.•1 lht• thn:l' 1m·1(1l'nt!'t .in: n.• latl'd Face Red- Rest Al,so 1\JACC IO , Cor sica • /\ J> 1 Two m ,. n w i t h hru s h l'!> anrl :1 can o f urJn ~c paint sc1ted a , .. , 1•nch mule nu<ll!>t and t•n\ t·n•d him from h<.•Jd tu tOl' police· s~11d fhcy reported the int•1 d e nt occurred <t i the l'inar t•lla beach on the \H':-.1 <·oa!>l of th1i. Med1ter rancan Ii.land. 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(ct1t.,,. t,_.m..\A M"'9f'M¥ M•~o1"Q t.4'iror Ot•''-"' .. ~ ··~·,. ..... •'''''•"'Moot" •O•n.a (d1ton La~~":..~!~~•h'~:c• 11trM11i~ Ann'"' P n AD•.,. •""u OfflcH '"°"'• M...~,.. UO'Wtlt 0•¥\t"ffl ._.V"'f1~1onRte<" •'91\~AiC,.~tWal"ft ~M•""n"'" v.11 .. ., 1\101 l• , • .,., lllfc.Md ·-\er'I 01•00 ',,... •• \t Telephone t714)W ..,.3'1 Clnalfled Adverttalng &42-M 71 L•guna h•Gh All 0..,11rt1Nnta h lephon• 4M-9'U t ro"""-uC'-"" 1•· •...eoo ~~:fir~ !...,! o;,~, "r.~!,:.~::-~ i;i~ ..,. ..... , Of t dif••t•\ .. ~"'h ~~·••,. .,.., .. , •• ,00-.t<•• ••• ....,,, ,,.., tjtl "'""h'••"' •• tOO••·qf'lt ~ lit<oNI f l•U M\le4 •••fl if1 (Mt• ~\• (4'1 ,,,,... '"'"'' ........ "' •• ,,. ••• u \.0 "'tO"'IUUt •• ~. l' \ti MO"lf'l!it l'n•l·h•• ~l .... IY'tlU M"*°'lfrt+• , . .. DIRECTING TRAFFIC Clint lloosc:. pre~1 dt•nt of the Oi;ange County Fair board. '' alche~ Rogt•r Freel~. l \. 111 :\l'" port lk..tt'h din·<.·t traffte 111 fJirground!l park 1ng lol m Cost:J ~esa dunng final day ol 1978 I air Sunda~ IL was fam1liur :,cenc fo t 1 lmhl' who. 111 19fi l . wa:-. 111 chaq~t· of p<t rk mg <tl t lw f<11 r Suspect Ar.rested In Laguna 1\ man seen rifling through a p<arkcd car in Laguna Beach early Saturday morning wu:-. captured by police after throw ing a bag of stereo tapes at onP of two offirtc·rs purs uing ham .Jndy i\l acLa ughlin, 20, of Massachusetts. was ;irr<>sted bv orflcers shortlv .1fter t <t ni Saturda) in tht• 1200 bloc-k or G lenneyre St He was b<'ing held rn Orange Countv .Jail with bail set a t S2.500 on s usp1c1on of a" sa u It o n a pol ire officer . posses!'> ion of concentrated man· JUllna and possession of stolen property /\ wit ness called officers when shl' saw the man enter <t car p.1rked on GIC'nneyrc StreN. and v. ht•n offlrl'r~ B<trn Sn vder and P<111I Workman arr.1ved : the• sus· pt•l'I alll'gl·dly lhrew a sho pping bag containing l'lght tr<tek tupt•s at Snyder before running away Snyder slipped on the :-.1d1•walk and ll'll wh1ll' giving <·ha:-.c·. 1n 1uring his ankh>, police s aid to day fiut Workman t'Onllnued the foot cha!>l', capturing the sus pect Po lil'c recovered good:-. t a kl•n from the car, belongrng to :'\11kl• David Welderman of Irvine Fro"' Po~ A l STONES .•. waved and feel stom ped non· stop to tunes hkc ··11onky Tonk Women," "Urown Sugar.'" and .. Love in Vain " With lhl' bund r iding lhe c rest of its firsl number one album in year!> ... Soml.' Girls." the n • was a hc<.avy accent on new material A plodding. sluggish version of .. Ht.> a st of Burden·· was over- come by fiery rock ··when The Whip Cum<':-. Down." "Rts pecta· ulc "' and the dlbCO·llnged h1l singll'. "Mis!> You ·· .J agiu·r . .,oundang a Lo uch !>trauwd. worked the crowd likl' an old pro, prancing across the lengthy !'ttage and exhorting tho::.<· lucky enough lo be near the stage with leaps and twirls The sound was crisp and thun- (!erous. rolling upward a nd out into the stadium parking lot Tht• Stones exited with a rous ing re nd1t1on of "Jumpin· Jack l''lubh." and. keeping with the h;.incl°!> trud1t1on . tht'rC' was no l'nton " <h.•sp1ll' prnlongcd dl'- mands from thl' crowd. ,\n <rnnounce mt:>nt that the Ston~·s had a l rea dy left lh(• ... ta d 111m was grt.>c te d with a r•1IHHI of hoo!> and a slow exodus t11" ;m t lhe parking lot. Th1·n·. many patrons s pent hour .... firs t trying to locate Vl'h ld<':-.. t~n dealing with a massi ve tramc t ieu p. Tape decks echoed thl' ~ounds heard inside a few mtnutl'::. earlier to p<tss the time 150 Acres Charred Lightning Blamed For Mountain Fires By The Associat ed Pre1>s F irefighters with a wary e~t· on the weather worked to. cl;iy tu cootaln two bru1>h fires tha t charred up to 150 acres of the San Be rnardino National For est north of L ake Ar· rowh<'ad. The blazes were cxpecwu to be contained today weather perm1tt1ng. a U S Fon•s l Ser vice spokesman said Thl'y were the last of t:J fire!> thJl 1gnitt'd Sunday and con- sumed 200 to 250 acres of the na tiona l fOr<'!>t and lands protected by the St ate Departm ent of forestry. said Elliott Grah:.tm .. 1 m ember of the national forest s taff Twelve of the fir es were <.p a rkl•d h~ 1 1~htn1ng and tht• l Jt h w as '>tarte d from a eampfire. Graham s aid so m e 675 firefighters ba ttlt.tcl the fi res. ratic wind!'!. as well as more thunderstorms and lightning. Both fires were located about 15 mi lei:. southeast of Victor ville on t he back slo~ of the naHGYtal forest . where 1t d rops off Into the desert. Graham said T he larg<'s t fire. al Bowen, consumed about JOO acr es. The ::.e<.·ond lar~ei.t. near l he Sk~ llif;th Ranch. blackl'ned about 35 to 50 acres. he ~aid Whale f1rd1ghters battled tht• die h ard blazes. Graham said. there was a pass1b1lily of more h f,!htnrng·tnggl'red fires Graham !'ta1d fi ve air tankers guided by two a ir attack planes planned to Join the firefighting force::. today Cash, TV Stole n From Auto Firm Fair Draws Crowds for Oosing Day T he Ora nge County Fair in Costa Mes a closed out its lO·day run Sunday by drawing 28.695 people to pus h overall attend- ance to 246.135 lair officials announced today T his year's fair c ame up short of last year's atte ndance mark of 258.099 but fair s pakeswoman Peggy Baylis !>aid "that's not too bad cons1d<'nng that rotten fi rst weekend · · Daytime temperatures that kept opening c-rowds down con· tinued to soar this past weekend but the biggest crowd of th e fair turned out on Saturday with 38.263 people cn1oying the rodeo. carnival. or Laking part tn the auction bidding for hveslock. The Saturdav crowd cau!'ted a tra ff ic t1 e u 0p o n Ne wpo r t Boulevard with cars backed up as far as two miles early in the evening, Mrs . Baylis said The fair 's parking lots wen • 1;1 m med and many patrons ust.>d r1"!>1d cntial area:-. fo r purking spaC'l' Parking ;1rt•a at the> foir grounds 1s \l'l for expansion by next v<•ar A r'1nanc1al breukdown for this vear's fair s hould be avalloble iatl'r this week. fair official!> said f'ro'" Pagr A I DOLLAR ... fluctuating in the neighborhood of 201 to 203 yen But the drop to dav "'as tlw hrbt below what dealer s called the ··psychological 200-yen barrier. · on the ex changl' 0 n e t r a d t' r s a 1 d m a r k e t pressures that had bee n driving the dollar down l>trl-'ngthcned in the wake of the Bonn s um mit con· ft-rence . ··Nothing cam e out of thl' Ronn s ummit lhal would s pell good news for lh<' dollar in tht· short run," the trader said Th<' ctollar has lost about a quarter Of ltS yen va[UC JO 1G months and <ibout 45 percent s ince its first postwar devalua· t1on in 1971 But housewives were com plaining that savings rrom the cheaper dollar were not being passed on lo them L agunan Fac es 95 Fraud Raps A Laguna . Beach man. indict· ;all secured by worthlt•s!' or neur t•d by an Arizona grand Jury vn ly worthless mortgHgcs and con 95 cou nt s o f fraud related tracts . r ha rges stemmin~ from a n aJ. In some instances. the indict lcged $500.000 swtndle. was be m e n t said . investor victim s ing I held today an Or<1nge County were !>Old investment contract!' Ja•, of !CM Jleallh lndustrit>s Im· Gerdld Atkla nd. 49. of 1625 .,up poM:dly :.ecurt>d by mt:>m Tah1t1 Ave.· was a.rres~ed last bers hip contr a<.'ls in th e Foun Th ~rsday night. He. is beu~g he~d tain of Youth Health Spa 1" in lieu of $50.000 bail pending. his Escondido Actually the health e~trad1uon lo Phoenix. officials spa was msolwnt ~t the t:me. :.::ud tbe indictment s aid Ackland 1s the former pres1 I nvestor~ wert• promised .,~ d~nt of the S~shme Land and much ab 20 pt'rcent interest on Cattle Corp His former partner. their investments t he 10d1ct - O r v a ~ M cP h e r~o ~. 55. of mcnt :-.auJ · Phoe nix. has ~n 1nd1cted on _51 Reco rd -. of t ht.> /\r izon •• Ce l?ny counts in connection with Corporation Comm 1~._100 di~ the Cdse c-losed that A<:kland own1•d a!I An indictment _is a formal the :.tock in lht: \anou!> corpor~• t•harge madl' aga1n::.t a person lions 1n1.olvt•d 11, tht· ;.!ll!!t:C by " .gran~ JUr~ It doc~ not ,rhemt•:-. establish guilt or innocence /\ck land and hi~ lormer wift:. McPherson was arrested last Virgie Lee. of Phoenix. became week m Phoemx. bu~ was re rnvolved m federal ba nkr uptcy leased without .posting bond procel.'dmgs in early 1976 They pending. his arraignment today listed debts of nearly S2 m1lhon in M a n copa County Superior and virtually no assets Court.. . A ck l and t e s t1 fit--d du r i ng The 1nd1ctmenls c_harge that bankrupt<'Y court hearings that t he two men sold . investment he lost all of the investors· contr acts and promissory notes. m oney in the health s pa busi- ness. He blamed economic con· Artists Plan Memorial For Sculptor Me mbers of Laguna Beach's Arts Commiss ion will meet tonig ht to con side r establish m ent of a memorial fund in honor of T aylor Ma<'ne 1l. a Laguna Beach sculpt.or who died in a traffic accident t~o weeks ago M s Mac n eil. 34 . w a s a membe r of the newly formed nine ·membe r panel appointed by the 1-<ig una Beach c ity coun cil to oversee cultural act1 v1lies 1n the /\rt Colom Arts Comm 1si.1on C ha 1rm:an Harold Pastorius bald the T ayfor M acn<'1l ml'monal fund woulrt 'further th1· d<•Vl'l<11>mt'nt of tht• ..irb and thl' w1•1lan· of .irt1~ts 111 Laguna Reach ·· The meeting will be held at 7:45 p.m m city council cham bl' rs. 505 Forest 1\\ e Death Plane Site Probed PETALUMA 1AP1 In vest1gators are prob1n.g t he wrec kage of a s 1nglc·engine private plane today. seeking the cause of a crash in thick fog that killed three people Sunday Killed instantly were Hymmy T h rockmorton Silver. 53, his wife P riscilla Jean. 50. and their daug hter . Jill Silver Davis. 24. the Sonoma County cor one r's of· fice reporfea. Allwere residents of this city 30 m iles north or San Francisco. f',..,,. Pag~ A J BURGLAR. • rested Brown. Milne said nothmg was taken from the room housing the wale r healer .. , guess he JUSt lost out all around." he said ditions T h e indictment agains t A c kl a nd and McPht•rson climaxed a more than two·year invest1~at1on by the s tale Al torney General ... ofrln· 0Cf1ciab sa id Skimboarding Meet Held in Laguna Beach ll undrPd ~ of s perl a to r " rammed the· sands a t Victor ia Beat'h in Lagun a Saturday to watch 41 sk1mboarder" vie for prit.l'!-rn ttu· St'<'f>nd annual Va• tor1u Bea(·h ~k1mboard con1est Cont<>slant~ in scvl'n d:v1s1or.!> .;lid their plywood and f1bcrglas:-. llOardl' into tht· glas~y om· a nd 1wo 1001 -;horl'brcak durrng thl fl vt•·hour rontes t. :-.pon ... ored by Vactorat Vl'ar s _ contt-!>t. ·· .,aid organ11.er Tt·x Haines Winners all rrorn Lc.gi;n;: Aca<'h in th<> c;and a nd surf com p~llt1on mcludE!d Women'<; d1 v1s 1on A tu~ for fi rst by Sue llaabl and Lynett Rivet Boys 12 and unde r Stevt.' Ma r k won firs l p!ace. John S t a n a l and . ~econd . Jim Stanaland . third and P atrick Duffy fourth Boy-. l3 to 15 First pl;ice to M ike McCc:f fe rly. Emerald Bay. Greg Williams. second. C h ris Nim s . third and Pa ul Bus hman. fourth Boy~ 16 to tft: Chris Hen derson . firs t : David Herlihy. s econd. Ed Contrara~. third . Geor Ward. fourth Men 19·21 Kurt Wes tgaard. first . Scott Westgaard. second . Tony Pnetto. third and .John G:irru. fourth Men 22 26 Tex llames f1r:-.t Ray W11l1am!'t. :-.econd. R<1y Har ring ton. third. Pete r Prietlo fourth Men 27 and older John Pn et to. firs t Lyn Buxton. second Lee Morrison. lhird and Mikt• Buxton. fourth The lightn ing was spawned by a tropical weather syslem that prompted the Natio n<i l Weather Sl•rv1ce tu is::.uc fl ash-flood warnings for the mountains and deserts of R1vers1de a nd San Bernardino counties Sun Auto Sules. 12 12 S. El Camino Real. reported the theft of about $100 in cash and a black and w hite portahl<' television St'l f rom i t s o ffi c e s over t h e wN'kc nd -'~ ·-----~--~" .... ----· : ~.' 1 ~-WC'ather forecasts for t he flrl' :irca predi cted h igh tern peratures of 101. low hum1d1ly of about 14 percent. pass1bly er Police su1d an unknown person or persons entered the office or the San Clemente firm by re movtn~some louvered windows , Jogging Hit Doctor Reveals Dangers WASHl:--.IGTON 11\Pl .Jogging causes the most inJun es of a ny ~port w he n problems of the foot. ;.inkle . leg and knees arc mclurled. says an author ity on sport~ mt•dicine. Dr. Roger H. Michael, chief of orthopedic sur· ~ery at Union Memorlul Hospital in B::t ltimore and u member of the American College of SPorts Medicine . sa id Sunday .1ogging can be particullirly dangerous with new .1og~crs. "Often the 11n1n1t1utt•d the> .1ogg(.'r v. ho doesn 't know how to s111rt oft lh<' se~son '"II ){tit a had pair of tenm~ !\hoc~ un<i st ,1rt r unninl! on hard ~ur raccs." ht! ~aid in an inte n w " 1n the l' S News & World Report. T hat kind of htart can lead to problems t hat are .. very incapacitating and can lead to long-term d lf · f1rult1es if not treated properly ... Michael said. :-~ ,. ' . ~_,, :1 \1 ' .J r· \ ~ I I { /1 I .. - \ I For Jogging SocCPr Tennis. or 1ust assuming an active attitude \Ne Recommend adldas~ • From ADIDAS L1VcltfL10l1 '" qrl:!t)n PdVV ld•d I';, t>•Ut. .ina ourquriny • ve1ou1 /•O lrorir 1 ~· r • f rPnc h l'loneycomo :tlnnis .n1r1 • 1nm 1e,,.,,. <.hQrr• •Stan Smi1n •,hQ<•: ,,01 shown ryion ~or ano runn1n<i · norls soccer .., nO<"lr ,1nfJ r.rr•wnt ~c.k tops , I .. , Al<; GARAG~ ~------Sll C,(, r ASl-i o~ SLAND . . \ ,.... M WPORT BEACH 1 714; 644 703C .. __ I , . I 17 Orange Coast EDITION Tod •a~··s C lo~in;: N. '\. ShJ~·ks VOL. 71, NO. 205, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA MO N DAY, JULY 24, \978 N TEN CEN rs Short e Pool S-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s Inch • By PHILIP ROSMA RIN Ol llM D.tlly Pllol Sl41tf I rv1ne's He ritage Park 50 meter swimming pool. which c·ame within one inch of sports history disaster by measuring 1ust that short of 50 mete rs. ha!> been rert1fied long enough, afll'r c·on!>lruct1on to stretch it Cit v Officials i.a1d t heir own t•ni!inl'er!> cer11f1ed the Olympic· quahfvm~ fac•1hty on Friday, in t1mt< tor <1 "l't.'kend AAL: s anctioned s wimming and div ing competition. Neither city officia ls nor of flccrs of the firm which built the pool. Pacifica Engineering of Glendora . how ever. were availa ble today to reply to ques lions about exact mea!>urement~ determined Friday AA LI officials said they intend 10 check the city results w1th1n the near future. The 50-meter pool was hu11t at a cost of $650.000. and 1s part of a three-pool aquat1rs complex that includes a 25-yard recreavonal and prartice pool and a 331 :i- me ler diving tank with 5-meter and 7 4 meter board and a 10· mt'ter platform Cit) nffic1ab hope the highly touted fadhlY will be the ::.ite of \AL' n<1t1ona·1 ch<.1 mp10n~hips m 19MO About two wc{·ks ago. ballyhoo turn<.'d nearl) lo ball~ hoot when 1t was d1scovNcd durmg routine engineerin g certification that t he SO-meter pool was one inch 25.4 millimeters too s hort Apparently the all-a luminum pool. when filled with water. bowed slightly inward because or the pressure of that and of still damp so1b outside thC' structure Sources al city hall smd the em b a rrass m ent \I.as com pounded b~· a late report of the 01) m p1i.1n ~oof VH <' Ma\ or Arthu1· Anthon y. who rere monially presided ovt•r lht· rertification . wasn't told until later of the shortfall Anthony r e p or t l'dl> ""', furious The rest of the l01t y l'OUnt•tl "as informed at a July 11 coun l'il meeting. ~othing was ... aid publicly but the fault ) pool ston leaked anyway A~si:,lant City Manager Paul Brady :.aid ht· had hl't>n told th1 prnhh:rtl wa ... lhl· t irs l or its kind 111 lhe aluminum pool industry Hoh Bor 1soff. AA U ... w1 m d1a1rm;rn . ..,aid that 1n hrs 15 \l'Jf., 1r. .in <1d,m1n1 sl r a t1v1· caµur1ly in th{· !>port. ht-had heard of onlv two in~lanC'es in \I. h1ch lhl' ll'n~th or d pool wa ... quest1<l11l'd Nl'1tht'I' pool was n1 Y. 'You 1u:-.t dor.: t:'il"''' 1h.1l ,,11d Hon..,ot: '11t 111 lh1!'> dJ\ <tnd ·llH' Dollar Plunges Record Low Noted in Japan D•lly Pilot Sl.tff Pho1o TOK YO t /\P I l-'11r lht.· fir-,1 time in post war history. the dollar r losed below 200 .Japanese ~ i>n on rorl'1gn c•xc·h<.1 ngcs Lodt.1). a psyC'holog1(·a l l>arricr whose l'l'Ossing worried both J ap<.1ncM.· bus inessmen ;.ind hard pressed Americans here• .J a p a n c• ~ <' g o ' t.• r n m e n t t>t'onom1sts ~<11d tht• L' S t•urren C) would prohahly bounce back above 200 yen , btJt som e ex r hange dl'alNs d1sagrel'd . pre dieting 1t m1~ht ront1n uc· to plum met to ahout 180 ven 10 th<' nt.>xt f('w months · At th;.1t point Aml'rH·ans would tx· sh,•lling out $27 for a l'l'Sl<.1urant ml'tll I hat co~l lht·m Sl7 1ust l~I month~ ago Thl' dollar ('lost•d lOd<J\' at l!HI 05 yt.'n. <!own from 201 25 yen Fnda v and !:!2!-1 VL'll HS rt:C'l'ntly us lat(• !\hi\' DRIVER JAILED. HIS PASSENGERS HOSPITALIZED FOLLOWING THIS NEWPORT CRASH Truc k Hits Tree Along Coa st Highway Near Shorec llffs Sunda y Eve n ing Thl' d o llar al!>o µlun gt•d <1ga 1ns t major European curren l'leS Tht· Brtt1:-.h pound. ror ex a mpll'. closed al Sl 9324, ;,rga1m;l. Sl .9121 Friday Th<' pr1ct• of gold soared. and in the n1ted Stat.es the s tock mark<'t los t ground ._ Police Probe Injury Crash In Newport 'i'\\ port lk.r<·h pohc·l· Jrc l'OO t111111 ng lhl•lf tn\c ... 11 gat111n of a :--u111ta~ i·H'ntng lraff1t <Jt<·1dcnl •h.11 n•sulll•cl 111 lht• ho::.p1tahia 1••111 or lhn•f' JH .. '(>J)lt• and th<.' 1a1I 1111.( of a not hl•r Sh;11Hl lfotwrt Son•nson. 21. of ~ h11\1('r n•mutnNI tn custociy lo d.iy in :'llPWJ>Ort Bt•at·h City .la tl 1111 "ll"JllC'lnn of ft"lony drunk rlr1\'ln~ Iii' w ;Js iJITt· ... ted al ahout 7 1;, p 1n .1t tht• Sl't'"'' or till' s mgl<' , Phtl'lt· l'rash nt'Hr lht• mtcrsec· t 1011 of St•awarfl Hoad and East l'oa..,t 1 llt::h\\a~ 11 1 ... thrt·c• pa~:-.t•ngt•rs. a 16 q•ar ohl ho\ Oav1ct Lucero. HI. .11111 ltotwrt' Ft·rguson. 20. <ill of \\'h11111•1 n •mamt•d hos pit ahzed 1011.i \ rh,• Iii \l'ilf old Y. ..... h~tl'd 1n ~ 11 11 ti 1· o n d 1 t 1 o n <.1 t H o a g \lt•morial l111:-.p1tal Lucero wa!> 1i ... 1t•d in "orious tondttion m thut ho ... p1tal's mtl•ns1vl' c<.1re unit Ft•rguson wa ... tran~ferrecl to Wh1ll1t•r PrC''>hytt•ntm llospit<tl \ s1ml-l•sman th1·n· said his conch t 1nn Inda\ wa ... goo<l New York Reporter Sentenced to Jail HACKENSACK. !'I ,, t AP 1 \lew York Time!> reportL·r :\'\ vron A. Farber wa~ sentenl'l'd to· six months in lkrgen Count~ 1ail today after he and th<· 1iewspaper were found guilty of C'onlempt for refusing to turn ovC'r notes in the Dr. X murdt•r trial of Dr Mario .Jasralcvich The Times was fined $100,IKKl and Far ber was fined Sl,000 bv .Superior Court· Jud~e T heodore W. Trautwein. who ordered JW\ ment within 24 hours Attorneys for the newsµapt·r .ind Farber asked for a s ta\ 11t ... enlencing pending appeal · There was no immediate com mt'nt from the Times or Farh<.'r Tr autwein earlier said f'arht•r Jnd the ncwspa(l(•r hoth \\<'r'C' i.:uilty "beyond any r(•a:.nnahh- doubt ·· It was the reporter·~ 1975 111 ,·e s tigation of fi ve death~ <.1t Riverdell Hospital in Orndt'll between 1965 and 1966 that led to Jascalevich's indictment on f1v1 · l'OUnts of murder ISef' JAll,ED. Pag1' .\21 AP WI-lo FACES JAIL TERM NY Reporter Farber The fall below 200 yen came despite resistance from .Japan·~ central bank or lhe extremely large ~pol lradinA total of S900 m11l1on. th<• Runk of .Japan bou~h t an t•st1mated S400 m1llton. mos t of 1t .IU~l above 200 yen per dollar But (•ven that l'Oll Id n 't k<•t.•p 1t from d1 pp mg t w Io"' 200 100 Pounds Of Pot Found In CdM Raid Nt•wport ReaC'h police h<1ve ar rl'stl'd four rx-opll' und have con f1scaterl 100 pounds of mariJuan<.1 1n a Corona del Mar raid that t•ndcct ,, four month 1nv<·st1A:.r tlOn Pnhc·t• ~aid tht• raid Friday ill ~13 1'01nst•lt1J Ave netted· 1n \ t's t 1gators th<· m ari1uana. \<JIUl'd <JI abnul S35.000 plu~ Sl7.000 tn 1·:.r~h Skates, Reef on List Booked into c·1t~ t<til Wl'r<' M 1chac•I Robtn!>on. 32. who listed his address <1s the Purk Newport apartments. Pablo Luciano Con l'<'Pt'1on. 24. of Miami. F'la . and Charl<.'s Ballard Halterman. 26. llf 3 14 18th St . llu nt1n~ton Hcach. T h<' fourth per son. Lind<1 Man Favr(', 20. of the Coron<1 del Mar ::iddre~s. w<1s booked into Orang<' County .Jail A 11 but Hobinson rem a in in custody today. held 1n lieu nf $75,000 bml The Newport Beach man post('fl the $75,000 buil and was released within hours of hb arrest l'rnp1tf-l•cl city control over Ol'L'an fishing and roller skating "111 oc·c·upy NL•wport Beach city \'Ounc1lmen tonight In I h<' ca se of the fishing pro· 1>osal. city staff members a re rec 11mmc•ndinJ.? that councilmen .1pprov<' a plan tor inst a llat1on ot Jn off'ihon• f1s hml! reef without 11npo'>tnJ.! ... 11hstant1 ve C'ontr ols on 1lw State l>Pp<trlnwnl of F1~h and Game l"11unc1lml'n Y.111 al~o ponder l'Om plaints from Bal boo Isla nd r1.•..,1de11b :rnd bus inessm en .1hout the hutunb of roller skat mg Councilmen studied the fishing rcer issue last ) cur before state llff1c1als sC'rnpped the reef plans Councilmen arc expected lo ap· prove a slightly revised prO· 11osal No formal C'OUnc1l action is an t1<·1palt•d durin~ the rollerskute rll!ll"llSSIOn lt1 ch Edmonston. cha 1rm un of tht• t't\y staff Traffic AH11lrs l'111n rn1ttcc, in u m emo to coun tilnwn ~aid police have been Jlcrtcd to the problems posed by frl•t•whl'l"hn~ roller s kate rs and t•trn Issue citations Ml'mbl·r~ or the 1~lund <c 1m provement and merchants· as sociations recommended a new cit y ordina n ce to control s kateboarding as well as roller s k atin g on t h e i s land 's sidewalks. Edmonston ~aid the trafhc committee's mem bers feel such <.1 m easure is unnccess:H)' because of ex1 stin~ cit y or dinances pertaining to "oh'>lt u1· tion of pedestrian~ on puhhl' sidewalks ." ~1eanwhile. the fishing reef, once the s ubJeCl of a dispute between councilmen and the state officials. 1s expected to hC' appr oved with the condition thut Fish and Game officials keep the c ity apprised of the success or failur e of the reef. Last year . st a l e o ffi cials planned to sink a 400-foot Llher ty ship off the city. T hat touched off a debate about the project'-; effect on beach erosion In West Newport By the time !!lat e officials were able> to satisfy ~ity orf1cials that there would I>•• no adverse effects. the 11lan was scrupped as too costly The plan to be discussed tonight calls for the dumprng of rock and concrete 1n about 75 ft>t>t of water 1 75 miles offshor<• In 11dd1t10n to keep1nit ('1ly of f1cia !::. notified 01 the sU('C'e~s or fatlun' of the rt•cf. c ity staff mem bers are suggesting that counl'llmen ins is t they be not1f1ed 10 d<.1ys before work on lhl' rel•f 1s to begin All four of the people arrested were booked on s usp1c1on of con· 'ip1racv to S<'ll man,1 uana , \.. Jogging Hit Doctor Reveabt Dangers WASlll N< ;TON 1 AP l .logging cau~es lhe m ost 1n 1 u ncs of an) s por1 when problems of the foot ;.111kl('. leg and knc•es are included. say~ an authorit) on sports medicine. Dr Roger H. Michael. chief of orthopedic sur li(l'l'Y at Union Memorial Hospita l in Raltimore and a member of the AmEo•ricun College of Sports Medicine. sa id Sunday jogging (•an be particular ly dangerous wit h new joggers. "Often the uninil1ated the jogger who doesn 't know how to "tart off 1he season will get a bad f>lilr ol knnt:, shMs Hnd st art running on hard s ur f 11<.·cs." he "imci in an intervie"' in the t.' S News & Wol'ld Rt.>port Thtil k1ncl ot slart can h•ad to problems that arE' • \'t.>I'~ 1n<·apuc ttating and ran IC'ad to lonjl term d1f · llC'ulta·~ 1f not treated pro(>('rl y ... Michael said Although \\ldely l'XPl'l'led. 1h1· breaking of lht' 200 barrier wa~ th<• lop item 111 .J apane•>1· newspapers and news broad 1·ast~. tn which bus 1ncs:-. leader.., c·xµre~sed toncern ovt>r lhL' el fl-rt on .Japan's econom1C' n · ('0\'er) turn 111 th1· l 'n1 l1•d Stall'~ l S Tn"1..,ur \ I 'ndt•l'"'l!t·r~turv \nlhony \I SotomlJn told ~ ..., t' n .1 I 1 •, u Ii c· om m 1 r I ,. P 1 n \.\',1..,h 111gton lod :H that ht.' ex pt•t·i... •' dt·t·hnt· in th1 l S tr<tdt• cl<:f1('1t during tht• I l'"' of th1 ... \l'ar and nl''I H•a1 and that th1~ "111 boblt.•1 lht; clollJ r The basi<· factor:. behind tht doll ar's drop here remain .Japan's large trade ~urplu:-.. wtuch produces " dollar s urplu:. on the Tokyo mark<:t. and 1nfl d Tht• ... nuat1on 1:-. 1mprovmg 11 .., not a:-. apparent as 11 "Ill bl• tn thl' nt:xl few months. <Set-001.LJ\R, Pag~ ,\;!) , \. Rams Move Announcenienl Planned IS~· (i .\R\' GR.\~\'11.1 .t: Ol lM D•lly PllOl St~lt 1.us Angt•les H<.1m!> off1 C'1ub h<.1\'t• 1·<.1llt•d :.i pn•s.., 1.·onference Tucsda~· morning to annuunt<' t hc11· ~ti tional Football LcagU<.' I ranC'htst· v. ill lw mO\·ed to Orange County in 1980 The press conll'l'l'llC't' <.1nnounu•mcnl ends ~onths of speculatmn et.•ntenng on Hams •1egot1<1 lions for the use of i\n.1ht•1m St(.ldium THE :ltO\' I:: WI LL HRl~G tu Or<JtlJ.!t' Count v .J loot ball fran<:h1sl' tlwt has nwci1• I .o.., Angeles Jt:-; horn(' for the· pas t 32 \l'i.l rs ~1 eanwhtlc 111 Lo-, \nj!t•I<·., ('oltM·um olft('lc.rl ... ..,,11d toda~· the~ will wl·k :m '\Fl I r ;.1n l'hl'>t· 111 replact• lht' dt•partmg Hilms To do thul . lbms o\\ltl'I' ('.1rrol! Hw .. 1•nh loom \\OU Id haH' 10 \\;JI\ t' ;.1 i;j nllk ll'l't'llortal I IJ.!hl lh;1t 1 ... part of the\ aluahh· tooth:lll lr:trl<'h1s t· COLISEVl\1 ('0;\UllSSIO~ C'hJ1rrnan W1th ~1m Robertson. con ceding l•>r tht• I 11"i1 tinw lht· Ram.., loss. said should Rosenbloom balk :1t lht• wa1\e r h<· will fa\'Or th(• filing of CJn anti I ru!'I o.;u11 Hohe rtson s aid ht· will c11sl'uss thl· po:-1~tl11ltl\ 111 .• suit with his fellow ColtM'llnl t•o111m1-.stc111t•r .., 1ocl;1' Jobless Teacher Wins Transit Post A former Costa l\h.•sa lt·aC'he 1 ~ol vcd her uncertainty over 1oh pros oects for the fall today Directors of the Oran gr Coun t) Transit District I OCTD ' awarded her a S42.960 contr<i<'t for 1978-79 to keC'p OCTD in form at ion racks s upplied with up lo·dat<' schedules ancl hu.., route maps \ \11\ ;r111·1•tl l>t•l•\l'J'\ St•rvll'l'. lhr• 1·11111·11l 1·11rrlr.il'lnr bid S!'ll .1m:1 1or th•·'·'""' Y.ork Ol'TI> 11tf1C'IJI" ,;11d Karen Peterson had heen a special educution teacher lhl· past two YL'ar s at HayvH·w Sc hool in the Newpo rt M<'~J Unified School Distric t Sh<' said declinmJ.? enro llmcn• fo r ced cancella t ion of her teach ing program :rnd her future teaching ass11mment still was un clear 1\1 iss Peterson said shl' "'a:-. seart'h ing for a new career when -.he learned of the OCTO "chedule distribution t'ontracl through a minority business op porlunilv pro~rJm sponsored b~ thl' N;11ton<1I Onwn11at1on f111 Women Miss Peterson ... aid ... he and ht•r former c l:.l .,..,room a1dl· Dian e BanDrimlen. will work fulltime at the new venture and will hire part·limc help through the year as needed Miss Peterson's bid of S42.960 for the year was the lower of two received by OCTD officials North Gets Fog Ry Thf' A11!i0clated P ress l''og and cloud~ t hat lolled ove1 the north coast throughout murh or th 1• weekend w1 II continue another day . complett• with driZ71t•. while Mtt>rnoon .1nct ~·v1•n 1ng o;hower ... threa ten the Mount Shasta arcu l1 0"1·v1·1 l>;•\1· Fn·1 m .tr111 ot ·\ A<f\ an<·t•d. qut•stwnert OCTI I 1·alrulalt011.., on thi• t•ontr:•t·l prr• pos.1h llt• abo contendt•d 1\fls.., Pell'r-.on lal'k' ., Pubhr L't ilitll':- ('11rn m 1ss1011 I P l '(."' llC'en:-:e 111 pt.•rform lhc• work OCTD Coun:-.et Kt.•11 Smart -;a1ct '.'#11s.., f't.•lt•l',on cl<wsrr l ncetl a l'UC lln•nl-ll' 10 handle "chedu1,. dis t r1hut1011 Or::'4l:a~• "e ather \. .111 :•blt' c·l1•u<l 1n ...... throu gh Tue~dt1) l.1ttlt· tt•mpt r::itun• change High rut.· ... da~ m·ar 7(\ ,, th. ht>~•l'hc•::. lo m1ct R(b 111 th. 1nl:111tl arC'H!> Lo''-' 1on1~h1 HI [hl• ffild fi()l. INSIDE TODA \I Hraverv •:; rec:nllt!tl 0 6 '"" rlough!er' nt n qwet Du!c. Ii hf'rn met>!:; with OTtt' of it-.. men her fathrr protected dur mq World War '' St·e Payt: Cll' lad•x At Vowr \tlrvttf ClO l<•t•Ht1" tlJ , ....... ...,." C1 Ci ..... .,, I,,. M •••d A• ""'"'·~ ~.' evtU'tft' •• .... , ..... , ,,, . ., .... C.ttlt•r•" .... ~"'"'" Penet •• Claulllff CJ. ~I> ., . CM111U M ( fO(" c..,_ .. , • c .... .,Wtl •• \ .•. , .. .,, • 0.•tlt ll•ltc.•• Al ft\f 4t•'' ... l d1'9rlol P-At .., ... , .... •... ,, .. _ .... , .. ,. ....... , .u;a..i , .......... ,, i , ., -·- ·OC Fair ·Finale Crowded. The OranJ:<' County f'a1r 1n Co:.ta Mes:.i do:.ed out 1t:. lO·day run Sunday b y drawing 28,695 people leggy Baylis saad "that's not too bad considering that rotten first weekend.'· ' Day t1mE> temperatures that tept opening <'rowds down con flnued to i:.0<1r this past weekend but the biggest crowd of the fair furned out or Saturday with 3R.26J people en1oying the rodeo, carnival, or taking part in thl' .1uct1on b1ddin~ ror livestock. 1 hl· Saturda} crowd caused a lr<1 f f1t• t1t•u p on Ne wport Boull•\'ard with t·a rs ba("kcd up .. ., far a:. two mile>s early in lht· l'\·ening. Mrs Ha) hs said. Thl' fa1r·s park1n~ lots were 1ammed and many patrons used reside ntial areas for parking • ~pace Parking area at the fair '!rounds 1s .,t't for exp:.ansion hy m·x t year ' A fin:.im·a:.il bn·:.ikdown for th1:-. H'.Jr':-. 1:111 .,Jioulcl be <1vailuhle l<•t•·r th11-\.\N'k. fair offic1uls ,,11d f 'rum Pa,,r ,, I : DOLLAR ... ht• .,,ud A.:. ,1Jwav:-. when curre nc1c:-. Jn· in et turmoil. speculators r turnt•d to ~old bullion as lheir ' :::.J r<">t hedge Tht.' price of bullion s urged throughout the d<.iy and closed S:l 25 higher in London at S195 an oun('(' T ill' lffl<'l' rr1 Zurich. 1-:uropt"''s hus1f'<;t hul11on market, "' ..... S lfJ5 ;175 Jn ounce. up from ~ 1~11 1::!5 I h1-. brought gold t•los(• to •ls .ill t1nw l>t'Jk of SHl750 n·at•hl·d 111 I .1111do11 1111 lkt· :m. 1974, wh1·n "11 11· I. m <• r k l't s i.l n t.I w or Id 1·c·ono m1 t>:-. WC'r<' st•v(•rel v dt·11n·-. ... 1·d 1\ wc•c•k ;1go, ;an 11ur11•e of gold 1\ .is "'orth SHH :175 Soml' ll l'alers sa id today's ~ p.1n1e l..y trading was ~parked by lhe· d1i.dosure that a committee 11f thl· OPEC' ml ex1)()rtrng coun In l'l:. dt'cldl'd lo rN•orn mend that the• dollar pnct· of 011 be indexed ;-to an un<hsclosed ("Ompos1te cur rt'lll'\ urut Thi:-. y,oulrt prote("t ru 1 prodtu:l'r'-profits. badly hit '" I hi' rloll<ar ", deC'l1ne. But .,<>ml' <kalt•rs stud the 011 doll.11 •'-'-lll' ha -. ht•1•n d1:-.c·u-.sl't.I li•r months .mcl tould not at • 1111 111 lor th1· doll<ir s overall 11 1•1ic I ·1 tw n'.•I 1 c·.i-.on lor tht· fJll 1s lh.1 1 lht' l " l'l'OllOm\. It" llll<'l'r t.11nl' .end 11-. lt•acti•rshap. an· nil\\ t ht• -.uhJr•r·t of so many dnuht-. th;11 lht·n· ts no t•xcus1ng 1··11 tor tl1 •l<1y 1n J! a \'lrtua l \\ urldwuk ck valuat 11111 of the· " II I I J ,. . .. :-. ;J I cJ I h l ' L (I n '1 n n 1-;, •'lllllJ.! 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Pt \) \0 ,...,,_,. ,., "'•'' "' \0 ~""'~ "' ..... ,. ~t•l'WH~U \t~"""'""' DIRECTING TRAFFIC Clint H oose. pres1 dl'nt of the Orange Count~ Fair board watches Roger Freely, l I. of !\ewport rkach. direC'l tn1ffic in fmrground~ park Drug Use o.Mey l'llt4 Slaff I'-• 1ng lot m Cost(! Mes<t during final d:n ol 1978 fair Sund;,iy. ll wa~ fam1h;,ir ~N'l\l' for Hoose. who. in 1961 . wa~ 1n chargl' of parking at Uw fair. Reported Carter Tells Staff: Shape Up or Else WASHINGTON (AP> Presi- dent Carter relayed instruction~ to his staff today that they must ohsl'rve drug laws. even if they disagree with them. or "~l·t·k L·mployment elsewhere " ordinat<.>s. "high incidence" of manju<tna use among White llouse staffers He also said he was a w<1re of 0(' casional use of cora1ne hy some members of lhc White House staff whom he did nol 1dcnt1f.v SG,000 Take11 Laguna Hotel Robbed Again Thrt!e gunmen used a rK>hcl' badge as a ruse to gain l'ntram:e to the manager's office at the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Beach early Sunday morning. making off with more than $6.000 in receipts. Sunday's armed robbery 1s the third in less than a month at lhl' holel. located at 1555 South Coast Highway. Police said a man approache<.I the check-in desk at the hotel at about 4 20 a.m Sunday, display mg a s tar-s haped badge to the clerk. lie said he was conducting an investigation then walked away from the chcck·rn area lie returned moments later police said. and told the clerk he we.anted to use the telephone Tht· clerk let him rn to tht• orrace whereupon the man pulled a blue steel automatic from his trousers and pointed 1t at the employee. The gunman opened the door and allowed two companions in- s ide, one wieldin g a s mall caliber carbine, then ordered the clerk to hand over the rt..'· ceipts. totalingS6.600. The trio then fled the hotel on foot The gunman impersonating Jn officer was described as about rive reel. eight inches tall. with dark brown hair. a light l'1>loret.1 chc('kered shirt and dark trousers Hi s companion was described as. five foot seven inches , weighing 160 pounds and wear. 111g u gray ski mask. T he man carrying the nne was about six. feet tall , weighing 170 pounds. with hght blond hair. All three were described as Caucasians. The exclus iv e hotel complex has been thl• !.cene of threC' armed robbenei:. smce June 28 wh••n two gunmen wearing scarves over their faces leaJ>("d ovt>r the check in counter i1nd took Sl.200 in cash and Sl5.000 111 checks Two weeks ago a bartender and security guard were con· fronled m the ninth-story bar by two ski -masked gunmen who made off with nearly $1.700 in cash. . In that incident. the robbers tied and gagged their victims before riding the elevator back down to the ground floor and making their escaoe. Police were investigating the latest robbery this morning. and did not rule out the possib11itv lhal the three incidents are re lated White House press SC('retary .Jod y Powell told reporters th<1t Carter had his top assistant ll <tm11lon Jordan, relay the pres 1de nt ·s views at a senior staff meeting. Powell said those at the meetmg in turn were passing the president's tnjunct1on to sub Cavter's orders stemmed from a statement last week by the pn•s1denl 's drug policy adviser afl t•r res ig ning that several White !louse stuff members reg uli.trly smoked marijuana and t•vcn usC'd s tronger drugs Po\\ ell said Carter al'ted bc("1.1 use of indications that .. some people in the White House may feel 1t is acceptable lo violate the Jaw." Duo in Derby Lumber Camp Infant Born BEAR MAVLS TEEN CAMPER WEST GLACIER. Mont 11\1'1 An 18-vear-old ('alifornaa man maull•d ·by :1 blal·k hear in G laC'1er National P ark mu'>l appear before a mng1stratl' lo explain why ht• was 11lcgc.illy c·amped in an L1rea closed hPrausC' of lwar prohlt•m s. a p:.irk official :,aid. D'i c k M u n r o e • p a r k management assistant. s aid Ma the w Brent Anders on of Arcadia was treated at :a hospital for puncture wounds in the back and bites in the lower arm Saturday Pilot Logbook Asked 1f he ever used man juana or other drugs, Powell dcchned to respond ··as a matter of principle" although, he a dded. his reaction might be i.ubjcct lo mis interpretation. Powell did say, rn an obvious rcferenrc to the initial populari- ty of drugs nmong young peopll'. ·1 massed that generation bv .1bout fi ve years that and tht· -.cxual rC'volut1on " Speaker of thC' House Thomci-, P O 'Neill Jr. said today that he would not tolt·rntc use of mar1- .1uana rn his office. but that he does not "set the s tandards for the White House." O'Neill was asked to comment on the reported use of marijuanc.a and cocaine by members of the White I louse s taff. Or. Peter Bourne. who re· c,1gned last week as Carter's ad v1sl'r on drugs, said ther e was a Stories Looking For Situations By JACKIE HYMA N 01 IM 0•1ly l'tloC $t.tff It 's gotten so r C<tn ha rely stand to read a newspaper ~•ny more It isn't the newspaper·s fault l JUSt find myself getting furious when I read about greedy public omc1als. welfare chcatt·rs. crime and d1scrim1nat1on. etc .. etc. So. to cheer myseH up. I've written the leads 1 begin- nings 1 of news paper storn:s I would like to see. • • • Tiit: FOOD ANO Drug Adm1mstra· t10n has approved an array of new drugs that havc-been extensively tested and found lo cause no known diseases or s ide t>ffecls Thl· medicatio ns include 100. percent-effective birth control pills for men and women. cures for cancer, HYMAN artcrios dcros1s. multiple scl<!rosi~. t.ltabctcs. infertility. hypcrlcnswn and migraines. dnd a shot that induces common scnse rn legislators. . *. THE KU KLUX Klan. Anita Bryant, Sen . John Briggs <ind the American Nazi Party said today that after a joint picnic with the NAACP, NOW. and representative:. of Jewish. Mexican·American and gay groups. they have de· c1ded those people aren't so bad after all. • * • A BILL SIGNED today by President Carter will im prove benefits and servu.'cs to needy welfare recipients while offerin~ incentives expected to get 75 percent or them off lhe rolls w1thrn three years The bill will also give a quick boot in thE> rear end to thos<· who don't reall y need welrare. and an even quicker tnp to Jail to those who cheat • • • GOVER:"liOR BROWN announced today that a zero· based budgeting approach to state government has re· vealed that 50 percent of all 1ls expenditures are un· n.eces~ary A three-year p~ascout of half of all state opera- tions 1s planned. along with a corresponding rollback in taxes. Following a mE>etinl( w1lh representatives of a nurnber of large corporations, Brown said they have indicated they wish to purchase most of the surplus buildings and will be able to hire 80 to 90 percent of the laid-off state employees. The majority of these will be formerly hi gh.paid ad· m in1s tralors. i\ NEW STUDY has revealed that incidents of violent crlmes including rape, spou!I~ beating. child abuse, as· saults and murder have dropped by 80 percent nationwide this year. The reduction 15 attributed to a variety of factors, in eluding better counseltnj a nd prevention programs. stiffer :-;cnlcnces for ull violent offenders 14 and older. a streamlining or court procedures and a resurgence or res ponsibility and decency among the population in general Soap Boxers Head to Ohio BAKERSFIELD <A PI -A baby girl was bom in a tent at a lumber camp in the Tehachapi mountains south of here Boys from Mission Viejo and Tustin are to represent southern Orange County Aug. 12 in Akron. Ohio's national Soap Box Derby. The spectators watched 13· yeaT·old Toby Wills of Tustin em erge as the senior division winner of the annual Mission ViC'jo Soap Box OE>rby sponsored by the Orange County Soap Box Dt!rby Assoc1at1on and the Mis sion Vil'JO Comp;.my on Sunday Tod Sturf.(C'on . 11 . of M 1ss1<m Viejo took first µlat·e in thl· 1u n1or d1v 1saon ror boys a nd girl!-. JO and ll yl'ars of agl' Two girls entered the compel•· t10ns this year. open to Orange Count1ans residing i:.oulh of the Costa Mesa Freeway A derby was held m Buena Park the pr<• vious weeke nd for resident ~ north of the fre<'way Plac·ing second in thl' senior d1v1s1on for racers bt•tween 13 :.ind 15 Sunday, <Jl Lhl· downhill ra("l'Y. :.t) on 0 !-.0 P.nkWJ) nt-.ir M 1ss1on V1eJO Country Cluh. "'"·•~ Trey Bourelle. 14. or M1ss1011 Viejo Sandy Webber. 12. a g irl from El Toro. took third place honor-. Twelve year olds. a spokcsm;m said. ("Ould race in either of lht• two divisions. f'ront Page A I JAILED ... "Whal is at issue here 1s not Dr. Jascalevich's right to a fair trial. or a reporter':. right lo stand above the law." Farbt·r told the court. "The issue 1s a right of the public through 1t:-. press to be informed ... Farber maintained that the rn der to turn over his files to lht• trial Judge for a conf1dent1<ll m speclion "asks me to v1olatl' confidences . . . this I cannot do " He said that if hc gave up the files hc would undcrmint• hi~ nrofessional rrC'd1b1hty ' ' , .B~ian Bowman. 11, of Mission V1e10 placed second in the junior division, while Scott Silva, 12, of El Toro and Kelley Becker. 11. of Corona de! Mar placed third and fourth respectively. .The Mission Viejo Company will pay for t he two winning hoys' trips to Akron <1nd ror transporting lheir winning cars . :1 company s pokesman sa id lo day. Sunday's rarC's , run from 10 30 J m until nl•urly .) 30 p m .. were conducted 1n he<1t that left most of the 2i contei; tant s "dr1pp1n g,' th l' spokesman said. Ed Adams of Dunlap 1n Fresno County helped with tht• delivery as his wife. Billie. gaH• birth at dawn. Naturally. thl'' named their 5·pound. 12-ounei. daughter Dawn Mrs. Adams had begun giving birth too quickly to get her to il hos pita l 1n Bake rs fi e ld as planned. but sh<' and the bab\ went there after thl' birth No"'· mother and baby hav1• returnf'd to lhl' lumllcr camp wht'rt• Adams v.orks as a chokN seller Summer Showers Possible on Coast Forecasters for the National Weather Serv1l'e s<t1d tod <n localized lhundersho\l.ers. hkt· the one that hit Huntington Beac h early this morning. roulrl continue in the roastal ar<·a th rough Tuesda v. But the weathermen note'1 that the likelihood of more thun ders torms coming to the Orangl· Coast has diminished to i.tbout IO percent. The thundershowers . comin~ out or a mass of tropical <.a ir south of the Orange Coast art' expected to hit hardest in the mountains and deserts This morning's shnwer 1n Hun tington Bea("h left 08 of <1n inch of rain. the firs t measurahlt· rJlnfall or thl' St'a!>OO tn lhc Wl'Sl county Spokesmen for the Southern California Edison Co mpany said l1 g htn1ng m <1y have· b~cn respnns1hll· for two s m all oower oul.igl·!-1 in lht· lluntington ~t·ach a re a The oul<i gcs affe('t ed fewer than 30 custome rs who wen· without power for about twh hourc;. the spokesme n said . Ont' was reported at 205 Springfield Av€'. and the other in a group of homes near All<inta Avenue and Magnolia Street. The storm hit at about 2 a.m . ac("o rding to Huntington Beach's unofficial weather statistician. .J. Sherman Denny. I k s :.i1d tlw storm hit hard for about 10 minull's and then trailed off to drizzles According to Denny. last year at this lime. lluntington Beach had 02 of an 1m·h or ram Tht• t•dgc of the s torm ap p J rently deposited a s mall a m o unt of mo is ture in thl' neighboring c1t1es of F'ountain Valley and Costa Mesa. but no othe r coastal ('1tu~s got an} measurable rainfall. For Jogging. Soccer Tennis or 1ust assuming an active attitude We Recommend adidas ...... rr m N IL1A~ IV J1l 1t)11 .r: <I''• n 11.1v1 .ld1d 1•, t.>•11• 1!1 J t>Ulll Jt1CJV • w1011r 11n lr(lnl 11 ~. 1 • I renc.n t1onc ·vr omt> tennis ~h•rt • 1nm reoni.-,, short" ·•Stan Smith shoos not shown nylon soccer and runn1no ~,t10rls :;occer v·nPCk ;ina rmwn1·r ~ l!)O· ALSGARAGE "' ~-------'i6 FASHION ISLAND \ ... N[WPORT BEACH ( i1'1I1>•14 7030 17 Saddlebaek .\ t'ternuon '· \·. Stoeks VOL 71, NO. 205, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA MONDAY, J ULY 24, 1978 TEN CENTS Kolling Stones Gather Mobs in County Hy MICHA E L PASKEVICll Of '"" D•llY Pilot Si.II Another SS,000 rol'k fans were expected to brave heal , 9moggy sun and long waits today at S 12 50 a ticket for a rare chance to see the world's mos t popular rock band in live action in Anaheim Th<.' parking lot at the Big A was jammed by early m orning with newcome r s and some holdovers from Sunday afttr noon ·s c.-oncert by the Rolling Stones Sunday's l'venl ran s moothly, 1r s lowly. with early afte rnoon sets by blues singer Ella James. exciting reggae from Jamaican guitarist Pett'r Tosh and tradi tional American boogie by the Outlaws Crowded onto the outf1dd turr. the sea of denim and halter lops was passively polite to the open ing a<'lS . with the real drama building for one of the rew rock bands to survive the Sixties The massive center fi eld stagt' housing three stories or speakers remained mute for more than an hour awaiting the English quin· tet 's arrival shortly berore 6 pm And fina lly. l a dies and gentlemen. lht· Rutting Stones. Tlw mas~ on l 1eld remained )', l a n d in g for l h l' n l' x I I I O minutes a!> lead 'ilnger Mick Jagger and t•ohorts tried. '>Omet1mes in vain. LO keep the intensity up and l'Onvey the pun I y of straight ahead rol'k and roll in a circus·llk(• scttin,g F rom the upper del'k of the '>la d1um. the band took the slalurt~ of fleas. and those in the (Set• STONto:s . Paj(P A21 Dollar Skids in Tokyo Hit,s Record Low in Clnsing on Japan Market T OKYO <A P 1 The US dollar dropped th roug h lhe 200.yen level today fo r the first time on the Tokyo foreign ex l'hangc market and dosed after hc•avy trading at a n·cord low of 199 05 yen MICK JAGGER BEL TS OUT A SONG AT ANAHEIM CONCERT Rolling Stones Expected To Fill Big 'A' Again Today Thi• dosing quotation was mort• than two yen below th(• rlo~1ng 201 25 Friday The dollar also plunged against major Europe•m c urren l'tl'S w hen trading began 1n western Europe. and the price or gold cli mbed S3.45 an ounce m London, S3.75 in Zurich, S4.76 m Parb. $5.25 in Frankfurt and $3 45 in New York Carter Staff Told 'Obey Drug Laws' T he Bank of J apan bought an l'sl1matl'd $400 million but was unabll• to hold the dollar abovl' 200 nn .:The m arket \\On 't he• t•hanl.{l'd b) inter vent ion ... su1d um• l r ader W:\SHINGTO:\l IAf'i PrL•s1 <knl Cartt•r relayed 1nstruct1on:-. to his staff today lhal they must observe' drug laws. C'ven if the) d1~ai:re(' "'1th thl'm. or · i.t·l'k t•mployment clsewhc.·n· .. White !louse press secretary .Jody Powell told reporte rs that Cartn had his top assistant. llam1lton .Jordan. rcht\ the pres 1dent ·s views at a <>cnior staff m<.'c tmg Powell said those at thl' m eeting 1n turn wC'rl' passing the president's inJunctton to sub· .,rdinates ('arter's t>rdcrs stemmed from ,, '>lJtt.•menl las I ~ N'k h\ the µ1 1•-..1<knt ·.., drug pohn ad vii.er Capo's Busing Plans to Get Study Tonight lkdu<'l1on or l'lim1nat1on or c·ap1::.trann Cn1hcd Sc·hool Dis I rtl'l husmg program~ v. 111 bt· 1·ons1dcn•d t<1night us truslC't'S mo\'c c lost•r to trimming an l''llmdt<.'d s:i 6 m1ll111n from the· t9iR 79 hudgl~t The mel'\tng will hn:1n at 7 :10 J) m at 'tht· distm·t"s educ ation n•nt<'r. 32972 Calle Pt•rrecto in SJn .Juan Cap1~trano Trusl<'cs will d1i.(·uss an act m 1n is tral ion-sponsored proposal II) eliminate the district's busing t•ontral'l 1n varying dcgre<.•s. u1il11.111g only dis trict -owned busl's. or l'liminatmg the pro gram <·omplet el~· Three alkrnat r\'l' rc·t·om men rlat1ons tn<:ludc l ft1li1.1ng only district buses and increasing walking distancl' I rom I 5 to two mill''> for rourth lhrough St'l.lh gradl•rs. from two lo thret• miles for 1unior high .., t' h n o I s l u d c n t s ;i n d CStt BliSING, Page i\2) Or:::J~:asl \\"eatb er Va riabl e c loudiness through Tuesday L1ttlc tc-mperature chanAc Hi~h Tuesday near 70 at the ht•aches to mid 80s in the• inland <ll'eas Lo"-; tonight rn tht> mid 60s INSIDE TODA l' nrover11 is recalled as lh1• daughter of a quiet Dutrh hrro meets 1utth one of the men her /athRr prott>cted dur mg World War II See Pagf' CIO l•tle~ ... y ... , s.nota CIO Herti< .... ........ IJ """"•""'• Ct Q l M .. .,. ... ,,_..1 •• ... , .,.,,,,.n as N•llil'!•I ,...,... M ,IJ Callle,,,1a AS hlvl•I'-., c1u1u.,,f CJ.• 5"flt •tt C.mlc1 IM 14.Clr M•rt1 .. 1 ., ,,,. .... .,. IM Tel.-rltttofl .. OHi~ Nofl< .. A7 Tl•HteM ,., lfl ... talP• M .... ,._., ... ... ,.,,.,_ ... , ...... "'"" ..... , ,,,,,..,,,., ("1 ;1fler r esigning that :.even.ti While llousc staff me mbers reg ularly smoked marijuana and l'"'<'n ust'd stronger drugs Powell i.a1d Carter at·lcd hecause of indi,·at1ons that ··some peopl(· in t he Whit<' House m;iy feel it •~ acceptabl(• to violate the law .. J\s ked 1r he ever used man juana o r other drugs. Pow<'ll declined to respond "as a matter of principle" although. he adde d. his reaction might bl' subject to misinterpretation Powell did say. m an obvious refc•reoce lo lhc initial populart ty uf drugs among young people. ·1 m1s~ed thilt gcntral1on h) about fi\'t' years that and lht• sexual revolution· Spea~r of the House Thomai. P O'Neill Jr. said today that he would not tulerate use of m:.in 1u:.ina in his offil'e, but that hl• chit's not "set the standards for th<.· White llouse ... O'Neill was asked to comment on the rcPorled use of marijuana and cocaint• by mt•mbcrs of lht' White.• House i.taff. Or PC'ter Bourn<'. who n • s1gn<'d last WC'ek as Carter 's ad v1sl•r on drugs. said there was a 'high incidence .. of marijuana use a mong White HouM• staffers Ill• a lso said he was aware of o<.• C'as 1onal use· or coC'aim• by somt• members of the White lloust· i;taff whom h<' did not identify O'Neill. m response lo a rt' porter's question. said he alway~ g1vt•s a party for interns and employe<?!I on his staff when ne" interns arnve "I tell them. · 1 r you drink beer al home. you can drink beer hC'r<''. .. he s~ud. "Bul under no circumstances 1s there to be any pol Anybody who is found with pot 1n my office go<.'s out lht• door ·· Vo lume totaled $900 million II\ spot turnover and $738 million in l'Ombaned rorward and swap lrad<'s Marine Died Of Strangling, Sheriff Says Ca m p P end I e l on M an n t• R1c•hard Alun Keith. 20 whoi.(' nudl' body was dumpC'd 1n a re mot<.• section of Laguna Hills Jun<' 19. "as strangled. accord rng lo Orange County Sheriff's in vC'sligators Investigators had been wait 1ng nC'arly a month for lox 1rolog1l·al n•ports from tht• County Coron<-'r's office befon• making an announcement re garding (·aust.• of dC'alh Keith's body was round along Moulton Parkway between El Toro Road und Lu Paz Road at 5 30 a m .. June t9 by ;i passing motoris t Inves tigators o;a1cl he had been thrown from a moving vehicle "We have· inte rviewed tht• per~ons last in <'Ontacl with thC' subJect (Keith I and have reall~ devclof>(.'d no viable IC'ads at th1i. time." said a sheriff's officer rt.' garding the murder investigC1 lion "We are. obviously. seek ing additional leads," he added Earlier. invt•stigators said thcv believc·d Keith had been dea·d about frve hours before he W<AS found lhs body apparently had been stripped elsewhere and then dumped on the southern Orange County road Rams Move Announcement Planned Hy GARV GRANV ILLE Oi 11 .. Dally Pllet Si.ff Los Angeles Rams officials h<.ive called a press conference Tuesday morning to announce their Na- tiona l Football League franchise will be moved to Orange County m 1980 Tht' press conference announceme nt ~nd s months of s p<>culation centering on Ra ms negotia· lions fo r the use of Anaheim Stadium THE ~10VE WILL BRING to Orange County n foo tb<.111 franchise th<1t has made Los Angeles 1l s home for the pa:-.l 32 years. Mcanwhil<.• in Los Angeles. Coliseum officials said today they will seek an NFL franchise 10 n•pl <1ce the departing Ra m . To do that. Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom would have lo w;1ive a 75·mile territorial right that i~ pH rt of the valuable football frunchise. COU SF.UM C01'1MI ION Chairman Wilham Hohertson. conreding for the first time the Rams los:-.. suui should Rosenbloom balk at the waiver he will favor the filmg of un a nti-trust suit • ft OlX>rtson SLlld he wi ll diSCUSS the poSSlbtlily of ll s uil with his fellow Colist>um commissioners today Tourists have been getting less than 200 yen ror their dollurs from hotels and money d<.'a lcrs for several weeks . a lthough the dollar has been rluctuatmg an the neighborhood of 201 to 203 yen But the drop to dav was tht• first below what dealers called the ··p:.ycholog1cal 200-y<.'n barriN." on the ex cha nge Ont• trad<.'r s aid m a rket pressures that had been dnvmg the dollar down strengtht·ned m the w;ikeofthe Bonn summit l'on fercnct• · Nollung c amt· c>ut of thl• Bonn summit that would SP<•ll good news for th<' dollar in thl' short run." th<' trader said T he dollar has lost about a quartl'r of its y<.'n valuC' 1n Hi months and about 45 percent '\Int<' its first postwar dcvalua tion in 197 1 But housew1vt•s wen• com pluming !hat savings from lht• cheaper dollar were not bein~ passed on to them Morning rate.., for 1 hf;' dollar in Europe wcr<' Frankfurt 2 0388 marks. down from 2 0530 al the dose of trading Friday. Zurich l.7780 Swiss lra nts down from I 7925 Paris 4 39:-XJ f"r<mch lrnn<'s. down t rom 4 4275 Milan 841 85 hrc', down from 845 40 Amsterdam 2 2045 guilders. down rrom 2.21R5 In London. lht• pound sold tor SI 92475. UIJ from SI 91:.!I On the London hulhon me1rkct the morning pnct.• tor gold ~a~ fi xed at $195.50. a '\h<irp 1n1·reast· over l''nday' d1h1nj,( pric•t· ot $195 I n ltll' l 'nitecl Statt.·s tht• stock market declined hrnadly today The m 1 d · d a v I> ow .J ones ;weraj!(• or 30 i°ncJuslnals .l.'aS down Ii 2'1 points to >127 IR Tht• h1sto1·tc· Bcnrwt t Hous<.'. last turn-ol tht•-ccntur~· home rL·maining in El Toro. hegan:-. its <.'tiutiou:-. 1ournc~ this morning from Chern Avenue and S<!cond Street to llcnlage Iii.II near L<.ike Forest. Locttl his torittn~ r<11st•cl mone~ tor thl' mm e Th<.· home will be rt•locat ed lo th<' hill where El Toro·._ fi rst sl'hool ~ind Ep1:-.eopal churt'h "°'' s tand be:-.1ck tlw 118 ~t·ar 11ld l>on .JoM' Serrano adoht· Ouster Effort Pushed Valley Group Sets Sighu on Three Recal/,S T he committee to recall three Saddle back Va lley Unified School District board members has decided to pursue the ouster of all three trustees even though it may require a special elec· tion, a com mittee s pokesman sa id "The same r ea sons t hat caused us to enter into this effort •still uisl. therefore there's no reason to back off." Committee Co-chairman Preston Howell said Recall petitioners railed tu meet a July 11 deadline for plal' ing the threatened recall of Trustees George Henry. Mary Phillips and Carole Neustadl on the November ballot. Registrar or Voters officials said the com- mittee still has until Sept. 21 to ~al he r the required 9,200 s ignatures for a speC'ial election Las t week . Howe l I 's co chairman. Rick Bohay, s aid _he would nol pers ist in the recall because he <'OUld not Justify the l"•t1mat<'d S34 .001l t·oi.t of ;i special election How<.'V<'r. Boh:.iy a nd all other committee members voted th•~ weekend to "redouble" their ef~ forts ag :11 ns l th<' t r us tees. llowell said. • T h e ('omm1llet• s pokesman again refused to disclose how many signatures the committee has collected. Howell estimated that about 100 persons are working on the recall committee Rent Controls Forecast LOS ANGELES I AP l - Statewide mandatory rent con· trol would be Illegal allhough in- dividual cities may enact such curbs to distribute Proposition 13 property tax savings a mong ren t e r s. Attorney General Evelle Younger said today Propos ition 13 co·author Howard J arvis Joined Younger at a news eonferenee and said that 250.000 or more than 3 million a pa rtments s tatewide had rents voluntarily lowe red by their landlords without legisla- tion "Thut's not the end or our goal. In anothe r couple of months. there will be more prog. ress." Jarvis said. "Rent con· trol would be a disaster ... Younger said a statewide rent control law would violate state arftitrusJ statutes. althou~h in· dividual cities could dran s uch measures 1,os Angeles has before its City Council a proposa l to freeze rent.Ji at June I levels for one year. a proposal which Younger said he could support as "the lesser of the evils" belnR pro· posed for rent contro l "People need breathing room to ac h1 l've rent control." Younge r said. "Ir they don't re duce renL<;, I'm sure that various co mmun1t1e s will act themsel\les ." Younger , wh o i ~ the Republican nominee to face 1n • <'Umbent Democratic Gov Ed mund G. Brown J r in lhe No vember gubernatorial election, crilicized Brown ror spendin~ the state's nearly $5 billion s ur plus "and doing nothing else "It was all right to use the s ur Illus to buy lime ... Younger said. 'but he's not doinR anything with the lime he's boul(ht " .. TONE • • • lll~ljnt r~.u. hl'~ 111:\\-1 M:~m~ Sully 1nvoh\.-d 1 nrlt>t•d. 1t "J'> J rhfftc·rt.-nl stor} on t ht• pl.1~ mi.: ru•hJ "'here arms "'a" ,•d .ind f 1•1•l -.tomped non '>top to tum·" ltkt · Honk} Tonk Women." ''Bro"'n Sugar." and .. Love m Vain · With the bund riding the cresl t1f il~ first number om· a lbum an vears, ·Some G1rb ... there was :1 beavv a('('cnt on new malenal A plOdding, sluggis h version of .. Rea st of Rurd(•n" "'as over ('f1m1· b" fll'f\ roek "When Thl' Whip Comes i>own ,' ·nes pecla bM " and the dist'o·ttnged hit .inglt', "Miss You ·· '.ii a ggE:r. sound 1 ng a touch saramed. workPd the crowd like cm old pro. prancing across the len~thy -;tagl' a nd exhorting t.t.ose lucky (.•nough to be near t» s tage with leaps and twirls Tfh t' ~und was cn s1> and thun· derous, rulltng upward and out 11\to the stadium parking lot Tht• Stont•<, C\lled wi th a rOUl> 1ng rt.•nd1t1on of .lumptn' Jack Fl<1-.h · Jnd kl'l'Ptng with the b<rnc1 :. trnn1t111n. there wa.., no l'nC'Orl'. despite prolonged dl' m<1nds fmm th€> c·rowd An announC'l•ment lhal the Stnnt'!> had alread y left th•· ..,l•H11um was gr<•t•ll'd with a rounc1 of boo., <tnfl fOW l'XOdU:. l\I\\ ,1rd the parking lot Thl•re. many patron::. s pe nt hour:.. first try in~ lo locate \ C'h1<'1cs. thl'n dc•al1nj1 with a ma ~!>IVl' t raffic· ltl'UP Tapl' t1•'cks echoed the sounds heard 111-,1de a fl•w minute:. l'arl1e r to µas::. thl' umc Pol1<:l' t•ventu<Jll.' untanglt!d the m ess Tht.• .1rrP!>t tally had 187 people takt·11 into l'UStotly al the first of '"" Slonl·s· appea ra n ces Ho\\t.'\l'r . thl·re we r e nn µ<.1rl ll'ul.irl) violt.•nt 1nc1dl'nts .11111 ft-'" hdrd drug!> in c\'tdence l'olt1•1• said tht.• crowd wa!> \ t'I'\ \\ C'll h<.'hJ\<t•tl l\lo!>l of tlw arrests wt're made twlurc lht.• show a s phys ical .. ean·ht.•s turn1:d up h1ddt.>n drugs at lht.• cnlr.' gates 'Thi· charges rangl' all the \\a) from m1::.dcmcanor public <lrunk1•nne..,.., to fc·lun) possc!->s1on of drug!> for !-.<tit'.· !>aid /\nahl'im polt1·<· !>poke:-.m;tn Ron Somers Ahout ont· fifth of the a r ' r1•sll:'l''i Wl're 1uvcn1IC's who were hooked in t\n.ih1•1m ;.ind then l<ikt•n to Juvcn1lt.· Ha ll. Surpn ... angly. only one per..on ~a::. ovt•n•omc• hv heat th<it hov crcc1 in the UJJIJt.'j. 80s mos t of th., 0:.1_\ ·.BUSING •.. fr o m thr cC' to four miles for h1~h school students. CJt1lizmg only district buses and cont1nu1ng to bus km dergarten through s ixth graders Y.h1f (' el1m1nat1ng busc!-> for Junior <ind l>l'ntor high school 'lUdt•lll!> Total t·llminat1on of the dis lnf'l ·.., hus1ng program c Hf1e1ab potnt o ut that Orange Count ~· TrJn:.rt District huses or pnvlitc busing firms would be ~va1 lablt• lor students Trus let•s t•xpt•N to cut a nother ,,Sl .5 mrllton t o balance the _1978-79 pos t Propos ition 13 r budget Mt•mtx•r!> of llw public wi ll ht.> allm\t·d to <·11mm1·nt on prop1l!>l'd rut~ d11r111g tlw nu.:t•t1ng ·.., fi rst hou.r Services R esume d 1'1111.AIH:LPlllA •API C1tv !>l'r\ ll'l'" rl'tllrnt•cl to normal tnr1a) ~1 o.; t9.600 mun1c1 p <1I \\ or k 1•r.., Y.Cnl bat·k Lo "ork for 1tw t ir!.l limt· srnn· Juf\ 11 1,1,hcn 1h1·~ struck Lhl• c1l) 1n d contract <11-.putc· I h(• workl·r~· new contnH'l P l 0\ 11!1•:-. rnr .I 7 p1·rn•nt wagP lllCl't'.l!>l' Homeowne r s Meet 1 Thi' n·gul ar mcetm~ of lhl• bl>uth Laguna IUlls Homeowners f S!.oc1ali<m 1s sC'heduled for 7:JO f,m Tuesday <1t t he Ve1lencw lcmentary Sd10ol. on Paseo dt- • al('n1·w m·ar La Paz Road ORANGE COAST ~6 DAILY PILOT tt¥(>f""""' ,.,,,.,, 0••'• P tt-M _ff\_...tf,t$O'fll b·-'1 '"" ~ ...... 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Sunday's armed robbery 1s lhl' third an l10•ss than a month al lhl· hott-1. located at 1555 Soul h C(l<.tSl Hlghwa) Police said a man approlJChed th<' t.•hel·k·m desk at l he hotl'I al about 4.20 am S unday. d 1s pl<.1) 1ng a :.t ar-shapc1• badge lo lht• clerk Ile said he was condu('tlllg an investigation then walked a"a" from th€.' check-in area He returned moments later. police said. and told the cle rk hc wanted to use the telephone The clerk ll't him into the o ffl('l', wht're upon the man pulled ., blue ste.>I automatic from his trouM·rs .md pointc..>d 1t at the em plO)'l'I' The S!unman opened the door and allowt..'<l two companions tn· s ide . one wie lding a s mall caliber carbine. then ordered the clerk to hand over the re· cetpts. totaling S6.600. The trio then fled the hotel on foot The ~unman 1m1}ersonatmg an off1 rer was described as about f1Vt' f<'N. eig ht inches taJI \\Ith dark brown hair. a light colort•d C'hcckt.•red s hirt and dark trousers His companion was described as fi ve foot ::.evC'n inc hes . Wl'1gh1ng 160 pound!> c.tnd wear in~ a gray ski m~k The man car rying the rifle was about six feet tall. weighing 170 pound!>. with ltghl blond hair All three were described as Cau<'as1a~ "' Laguna Man Faces Arizona Fraud Rap A Laguna Beach man. indJcl ed by an Arizona grand jury on 95 counts o f fraud -relate d cha rges stemming from an al- leged SS00.000 s windle. was be ing held today in Orange Count} Jail Gerald Ackland. 49. of 1625 Summer Rain To Fall Again Along CoQJJt? Forecasters for the Nallonal Weather Serv ice said today locali zed thundershowers. like the one that hit ll unt1ngton Rl'aeh early thi:. morning. could c·ont1nut• m lht• c·oast a l area I hrnugh Tuesda~ Hut the wc;.ithermt'n noted that the likelihood of more thun derstorms coming to the Orange Coast has dim1msherl to about 10 pt'rccnt ThP lhunder!>howers. coming out of a mass of tropical air 'oulh of lhc Orange Coast an• C\.Pl'C'lcd lo hit h<trdc::.l rn thl' mount&un:. and deserts. This morning's s hower in Hun· trngton Beach left .08 of an inch of r<1rn. lhc hrsl mc<1surabl l' ratnfall of the Sl'On rn the west county Tahiti Ave . was arrested last Thursday night He is being held in lt('u of $50.000 ball pending his extradition to Phoemx. offtcials said Ackland 1s the former presi· dent of the Sunshine Land and Cattle Corp. His former partner. Orval McPherson. 55. of Phoenix. has been indicted on 51 fe lony counts m connection with the ('USt' An indictme nt 1s <1 formal charge' made against a person by a gra nd JUry. It does not establish guilt or innocence. Mc Pherson was arrested last week in Phoenix. but was re· lea sed without posting bond pe nding his arraignment today in Maricopa County Superior Court. Th<· ind11:tmentl> l'h:irg1· that the two men sold investment contracts and promissory notes. nil !>ecurcd hv worthless or near ly -worthless mortgagl':. and C'On tracts In some instances. the indict ment sa id. 1nvestor·vict1ms wen· sold investment contracts of ICM Health Industries Inc. <.;upposedl.v ..,ecured b.v mem bl•ri.h1p contracts rn the f-'oun t:11n of Youth lleallh Spa 1n Escondido 1\ctually. the health spa was insolvent at the t1m1t. the tnd1ctmcnl said In VC!>LOI'!> "t·n· promised LI!> mu<'h a!> 20 pNcent interest on their investments. the 1nd1c1 m<'nl said The exclusive hotel complex has been the scent.• of lhrt't.: armed robberies since June <!H whe n two g unme n wearing scarves over their faces leaped over Lhe C'heck-in counter and look Sl,200 in cash a nd $15.000 in checks. T" o week:. ago a bartender and security guard were con fronted in the ninth slorv bar b v l\\O -.k1 masked ~unmen who made off with nearly Sl.700 in l'<ISh In that rnc1denl. the robbt:-~ tied and gag~cd their v1cum ... before rrdmg the elevator back do\\ n to the ground floor and maktn~ their £'scape Police wc•re investigating th1 • latest robbery this morning, and did not rule out the possibiht~ tha t the three inc1dcn~ are re la led 100 Pounds Of Pot Found In Cd.M Raid :'\('Y. port Heach 1><>hce have <1r rested four people e1nd have con fiscated 100 pounds of mariJuana in a Corona dt•I Mar raid lh<1t t'nded a four· month an vcst1ga t1on Police said the r<11d Friday Jl 113 Poml>etl1a Ave nctlt'd in vest1g<1to rs the mar1,1uan a. valued at about S35.000. plu~ $17.000 in cash Bookec1 into c ity jail wen M1t'hael Robinson. 32. who h!>lt>d his address as the Park Newport a partments, Pablo Luciano Con ccpcion. 24. of Miami. Fla .. e1nd Charles Ballard Hallt.•rman, 2ti. of 314 18th St .. Huntrngton Beach The fourth person, Linda Man Favre. 20. of the Corona d1•l ~ar addre!->s. was booked into Orange Count) Ju1l All but Robrnson remain in custody today. held tn heu of S75,000 bail The Newport Beach 1r1 an PQ!'ted the· $75,000 bai I and was relea!>ed within hours of ht!. a rrest All four of the people a rrested were booked on s usp1c1on of con sp1racv to sell marijuana Two Lather Derby Draws Countians 4 Boys from M1ss1on VteJo und Tustin are to represent southern Orange Co.unty Aug. l2 in Akron, Ohio's national Soap Box Derby The spectators watched 13· ~ear ·old Toby Wills of Tustin emerge as the senior division winne r of the annual Mission Viejo Soap Box Derby sponsored by the Orange County Soap Box Uerby Association e1nd the Mis· s1on Viejo Company on Sunday. Tod Sturgeon. 11. of Mission Vie10 took first place In the junior division for boys a nd girls 10 and 11 years of age. Two girls entered the competi· tions this year. open t.o Orange Countians residing south of the Costa Mesa Freeway. A derby was held in Buena Park the pre· vious weekend for residents north or the freeway. Placing second in the seruor d1v1sion for racers between 13 and 15 Sunday. at the downhill raccw;iy 0 11 Ol;o Parkway near M 1ss1on V1t.>JO Country Cl ub. was Trey Bourettl'. H , of Mission Viejo Sandy Webber, 12. a girl from El Toro. took third place honors Twelve year olds. a s pokesman said . could race in either of lhc two division.'> Brian Bowman. 11 . of Mission VteJO placed second in the junior division. while Scott Silva. 12. iJf El Toro and Kelley Becker. ll. of Corona del Mar placed third e1nd fourth respetlively The Mission Viejo Company will pay for the two winning boys' trips to Akron and for trans portmg their winning cars a ('Ompany spo)(esman said to- day Sunday's races. run from 10 30 a m . until nearly 5:30 p m .. were conducted in heat that left most of the 27 contes· tant s "dr i ppin g · the ~pokesman said o.lty ..... ,._.., Giry ·--HE TOOK FIRST PLACE IN JUNIOR DIVISION Todd Sturgeon Pushes Racer Back Up Hill Niguel Woman Hit In Robbery, Rape A 23-year-old Laguna Niguel worn an told sht·nff's deput1l'!> l'arly this mornmg that :.he wa ... robbed in her apartment. takl•n to Laguna Beach and raped fall· Sunday before escaping her a!> :rn1la nt to return home Oeput1e. s aid the hysterical woman was taken lo South Coast Com mun1ty Hos pital. Soutll Laguna. after relating what :.ht· could rem e mber of her f''< pcrience. "She pretty much had blankt-<l m uch of 1t lrom he r mind ... said I a de puty ll OWCVl'r. :-.ht'rtff's In vcstiagators did learn that LI man llO!.slhly .i relative of om· of lhf.' woman s two female room male!> 1.-ntcrcd the apart nwnt .:ti about 7 30 p m through an unlocked front door while tht· '1et1m was home alone Dt•put1el'.> !>aid lh<' man d"' m.indt•d mone.v. took ab<Jut S27 Jnd then forced the woman Ln accompany him to L:.igun;.i Beach in one of her roomme1tes car Spokesmen for the Southern Cu ltforni(;I Edison Comp1.1 ny said li g htning m ay ha ve been responsible for two small power outages in the Huntington Beach arl'a. The outages affected fewer than 30 customers who were w1lhout power for about two hours. the spokesmen said. One was reported al 205 Springfield Ave. and the other an a group of homes near Atlanta Avenue and Magnolia Stret>t R <'cord:-. of the Ar izona Corporation Commission dis closed that Ackland owned all the stock in t he various corpora· lions rnvol ved in the alleged 'lt'he mes. -'\.' ,, ---·,.J ~ ~ ------· 1-" .. 5-mile Fence To Separate U.S., Mexico ~AN DIEGO <AP> /\ f1vt• mile fenc€> will be built late r tht!> year between the United State:. and Mexico, replacing the cur rent fence and closing a SO-yard gap along the Pacific Coast that has no barrier. The fence, a sleel·bar barrier. will cost $3 million. It will run east five miles from the Border Field State Park at the beach and replace a chain hnk fence Work will begm Oct t "ll will be very attractive." said Al Ftaneo. deputy Border Patrol agent in charge. "They won't be Rble to k n~k It over hke the} do \\Uh the '·h111n link wt• hti V<.' now " Ac kland and his former wife . Virgie Lee. of Phoenix. became involved in federal bankruptcy proceedings rn early 1976. They liste d debts of nearly $2 m1lhon and virtually no assets. A c kland testified during bankruptcy court hearings that he los t all of l ht.> investors' money 1n the health spa hus1 Ol'S" lie blamed economic con d1t1ons Th e 1nd1ctment a g ainl>t Ac kl an d <1nd M cPh e r son climaxed a more than two-year investigation by the state At- torney General's ofhcc. officials '>aid '11wl 's Some lnfl,atwn Hiloo Al~OHA . Ore. <APl -William Buskirk knew water rates might be llOing up, but he was sur· pri11ed when he got his bill. The bill for two months ' service said he had used 99 m1llton RDllOO!I of water and cam e to $499,424 Wolf Creek Highway Wall.•r 01strlcl offi cials atlrlbutt>d th<' error to a computer and billed Buskirk his usuul $11 . ' f ' .. . " . ,, ~, I ';.. ;", ~ ~ -' .. ..c For Jogging. Soccer Tennis or 1ust assuming an :;.' ,;.~ ... \ ' . I ~ 11 ' I .... .\ ac11ve altitude We Recommend adidaS W ~rom ADIOA<l ,1v<llldb1c: •n gree,, ndvv J<.l '1d~ btu1.; ino l)l11oune1~· • Vf'I0111 /Ip l1(J111 l,t kt'J • ' ,, ·nr n r nl1f ·vr.uniti h.Jnn•• '>t°'•rt • 1nrn lt'nn• -;ror 1., • S1.1n '~m1m st1~ f'OI "hown ny1nn ~r ttnd ninn1nfl short:, '-OCcer 11 neck and c '' •w111 •r.f(. 1 ops ,, I I ~. ~ '·------•ALS GARAGE I"~~ 1)6 FASHION ISLAND \ NEWPOHT BEACH f 714' 64~ 7030 , I o.ity PU• Si..tl - Rapist's 'Twin' Set Free CLEVELl\NU • i\ P • An tho n y Pickens 1s free t oday because a Cleveland detective refused to believe he was a rapist and pursued the case until he found a m an who bore a strik m g resemblance to Pickens DC'lccltve Bernard Gates and his partner. Isaac Rogers. were skeptical when the 22·year-old Pickens was indicted by a g rand 1~ry on two counts of kidnap· ping. two counts of robbery and one count of rap<.• Pickens did not act like a ny rapist Gales had met in his ntnc yrars on the force. he said Monday July 24. 1978 DAILY PILOT 1 3 DANA POINT HARBOR PATROL USES 28--FOOT CRAFT TO ASSIST BOATERS, KEEP ORDER Deputies Dennis Dooly and Tim Escher Patrol Increasingly Busy Waters P1ckrns was arrested last March after two women aged 19 and 21 packed his mug shot from 300 photographs They sa·d he looked like tht' m an who ap- proached them whil e they walked together on an east side street. took them at gunpoint to an abandoned house and robbed them of S234 Hubbub Visits Harbor Qui.et Hours Give Way to Dana Poirit Rush The 21-yenr·old said she was raped Pickens' photograph was on file b ecause of a breaking-and e ntering arrest. hut Gates describ<'d Pick<'n s a s mild mannered and ar~ued that he s howed none of the traiti. the vic- tims a ttributed to their as- sailant. By WILLIAM HODGE Ol llM IM!I) Pit.I S~tt Nin~ years ago. R ic har~ Olson 's job was som e wha• lonely He and another Ha rbor Patrol d eputy would travel to a rel- atively em ply Dan a P o int Harbor. untie a rowboat frorr its m ooring at an old wooden pier a nd row out to their 27-foot floating of f1 ce .. We ~sed to come down and sit for hours in that boat listen- ing to the Coast Guard radio.·· Olson recalls. "That was our of- fice and we had to row out to 11 in the morning a nd row back at night." But that was long ago. A time when the Orange County De part- ment of Harbors and Beaches ope rated the p~trol and Dana Point was a nother s leepy town. Today, sheriff's Sgt. Richard Wine Fest Leaves Bitter Aftertaste LOS GATOS <A P> Fed up with the bacchanalian excesses or thousands of out-of-towner!), the people of Loi. Gato!> will pour no wine at what would havt• beer their ninth annua' wine-tasting festival This year. the Aug. 26 celebra t1on will be called the Los Gatos C ulture Fair a nd anyol"e caught drinking in publ'r will be socked for :.1 S35 fine "It never was wine tastmg It was wholesale t:ons umptaon." said Sgt. RoJ{er Mc Lain of the Los Gatos Police Department. Instead of clel.'(antly sw1rhng. i.naffmg and sipping a variety of fine wines and debating their merits. the nearly 10.000 who at tended the festival in the pa!>t stood elbow-to-elbow in the town plaza. soaked up the sun a nd Lhl' vmo. and got "bombed right out of their minds." said Mc Lam. And when that wine r an out. the out-of-towners s tumbled towa rd the liquor stores and filled the 83 bars and liquor servin g r estaurants in this otherwise sober town of 26,000 "The people would be arm-in arm and the ba rs were wall-to· wall people and they 'd spill onto the streets and so would th(' booze ··McLain recalle d. Pilot J Logbook_ Stories Looking For Situations 8 y .t/\CKIE HYl\1/\1'1; Ot ,,,. O•llY Piiot Sl•lf It ·, goltt'n so I c:an ha rely ~land to read a newsoape~ ;in' mon• · ll 1sn'I thl' Ol'\\<,papC'r·-. fault I JUSt find myself getting furious \\ht•n I n•ac1 aboul grl'edy public officials. welfare c·hl•atcrs. crinw anc1 rl1st·r1manat1on. etc . etc . So. 10 chN•r my<,t•lf up. rve written the leads f began nrng~ 1 of nl•\\spapl•r -.tfJrtt''> I "'nu Id like to see ••• T iit: FOOD AND Drug Adm1nastra t 10n has appro,·ed an array of ne\\ drugs thal havt• been extensively te!)ted and found to cause no known diseases or !> 1dl' t•ffC'cts. The med1cat10ns in clude 100- pc•rcent effecli\'e birth control pills for men and women. cures for cancer , wvMAN artt'riosclerosis, multiple sclerosis, d1abl'tl'!'i, 111fl•rt1h ty hypertension and migraines: c.ind a shot that induct•s rnmmon sense in legislators. * • • TllF. Kl' KLUX Kl~m. Anita Br yant, Sen. John Brij'(gs and th t' J\ml'rtnin Nazi Part:,. said today that after a joint p1cn1t• with the N1\J\CP. NOW. and reprcsentallves o r .ll•w ash. Mexiean-AmL•ncan and gay ~roups, they ha"e de •·1ded those l)('nOIC' aren't so bad after a ll. • • • A BILL SIGNED today by President Carter will im pr~ve benefits <.ind services to needy welfare recipients while offcnng incentiHs expected to get 75 percent o f them off the rolls w1thtn three years. The bill will also give a quick boot an tht' rear end to those who don't really need welfare, <1nd an even quicker trip to jail to those who c heat • • • GOVERNOR BROWN announced today that a zero- has<'d budgeting approach to s tate government has re- vealed that 50 percent of all its expenditures a re un- nccessar;.. A threl.! year phaseout of half of a ll state opera- tions 1s planned. along wrth a corresponding rollback m taxes. FollowinR a meelinJ.t with representatives of a numbe r o~ lar~r corpornl1ons, Brown.said they have indicated they wash to purchase m ost of the surplus buildings and will be a ble to hire 80 to 90 percent of the la id-off state employees. T~e. m ajority of these will be formerly high-paid ad· m1n1strators. A NEW STUDY has revealed that incidents or violent crimes includin~ rape. spouse beating, child abuse, as · saults and murde r have dropped by 80 percent nationwide lhis year. The reduction is attributed to a variety of factors. in- cludinl{ better counseling and erevention programs. stiffer sentences for all viole nt orfenders 14 and older a streamhoing or C'ourt procedures and a resurgence' of res ponsibility and d ecency among the population in general 0 1.son heads a team of 13 dep- uties and the Harbor Patrol in- habits a two·story facililv thal commands a 360·degree v'iew of a bustling Dana Point Mar ina and I !<.arbor. And a lmost everyone has heard of Dana Pomt. "We have about 2.700 hoals in the Harbor now." Obon says. surveying a large expanse of boat slaps, manna shops, picnic: grounds and restaurants . "On weekt'nds. the public pC!rking lots are always about 80 µercent full... he say)>. ··on holidays. they're always full. .. Those thousands who flock lo harbor-art-a facilities yearlv create• a variety of c<.alls for t ht· Jrca 's only IC1w enforcement Jgency "Wt• r un an t:xceplional .1mounh ol c•alls down here for the area Wt' cover ... Olson says "J\nd you never know what ~·ou 'n• going to get next down nen-. .. he: continues. "You run into <.•vcryth1n g from lost children to seals trying to get in to lht• manna shopping area." Thl• llarbor Patrol. which 1s now ~· branc h of the Oranl?L' County Sheriff's Department. prov1dc•s law enforcement for the harbor. mar ina and manna shops as well as the s horeline from San C lemente lo m id 1.agun.i Bt•ach <.ind three mile~ Pickens also 1ns1sled he was innocent. saying he spent tht· night in question with his wtfc and had a neighbor as witness After Pickens went on trial J u. ly 14 , Gates told Cuyahoga Coun· ty Common Pleas Judge Lloyd Brown he thought they had thc wr ong man Brown refused to halt the trial but did delay 1t b;. cal lrng earlv rcCt'sses daily while Gate•.; worked on th~ case Last \\i(•c•k . Gall''-was oues honing reMdenli. an the neigh borhood of the assault, and rt• ceJVed information t hat led him to a for mer resident of the area -a 27 ·ye;.i r old man i\t Gall's' rc·qut•st. the man Y. t·nl to police headquarters and appeared in a hm•up. but tht• 2\·yl'ar old wom~1n p1ckl·d another man. When Gate!• showed the Judge photos of P1ck1•ns and lhl' other man. asking ham to pack tht.> man who was on trial. Brown picked the wrong man. Brown d1sm1:.:.ed the chargt·s ag<11nst Pickt'ns out mto the O<'t.'an Man p from the 27-foot boetl which erishes usrd to double as an offi ce. the Dana Pomt patrol now carrie~ et In 2s root fireboat. a 22-foot patrol Car Fire,· bodl. a black and \\ htlc unit for patrolling harbor faC'ihllcs and a four whN'I c1rt\'(' \'ehtl'll' for Cause Eyed work on count\ bt•achc·s "Wt.• can handle anything on Investigators an• probing the land or an thl' Y.ater." Olson t'ausc· of Cl <:ar fare which m<1tnli.11ns "Wt• a11· probably PngulfC'd lht• antt•rior o l a :ihlc to (•nforre mort• sections of Westminster man ·s auto as he thl· ~li.lw than ;111y other agen· drove down the street Sund<.ty ;.if . 1·1es... ternoon. burnmg ham lo death. That':-; bcc·au!'il' llarbor Patrol HE' AP Wl"""9t• S HAO THE HICCUPS FOR 56 OF HIS 84 YEARS Iowan Charles Osborne Still Looking for a Cure S6·year Die Man, 84, Seeking Cure ANTHON IO\\ J (A p I Charle-. o~horne has had hiccup:, for 56 ?' h1_s 84 .\l'ar-.. but hasn't given up hopt· of findmg a curt-. .. l .. d g1vl' t•\ l'rvthing I J!Ol an thl' world 1f I could get rid ·of tht•m. says Osbornl'. 1ntludinl.'( thl' notoriety that ::.prang from a 193fi appearancl• on Robert Rapley· ... "Believe It or Not" radio show and put him tn t ht· Guannc'>-. Hook of World Records "I DON'T KNOW Wtlt\T IT y,oulrl ht• hkl-not to have! them." Osborn(' said J\ veteran of man~ trn·s at .l curt:, 05borne rs being treated by Or Terence J\nlhom·y. an as'>OCllHl' professor at the Southern_ llhno1:-. l.in1vers1t) School of Mc·d1c1nt-who has been in- terested rn hiccups since· h1: was J m1:d1cal student Osborne·~ h1ccuµs bq.:an on a farm near Union Neb 1n 1922. . • . "I was butchering hogi. and haultng a 350-pound hog While I was haogmg the hof;! up I start(•d to hiccup." he said. OSBORNE CONTl~U F:O TO WORK AS a farm laborer. then boug~t a fa r m He r etired an 1961 ll1i. wife died March 12. He said the longest he has gone without hiccups was for 50 hours a few weeks ago But except for brief reprieves. the hie· cu.ps arc. with h1~ day and night c.it the ra te of 40 times a minute. mterruptang his sleep etnd "Uanmg his taste for solid food "I don't know what to makt• of at. .. said i\nthoney. who said he is treating Osborne with various drugs AnthOney said hiccups can be raused by 1rntat1on 1rom man;. parts of tht' body. hut hl• ha-. not pinpointed any cause. "lUV. FEE~ISG JS HE POPPED a small blood vessel at the base of his brain when ht' was hflsng thc.i t hof! ... he said. explam- mg lhe vessel wa~ probabl)' al lhc 1un{'t1on of a nerve ending that controls breat h1ng ··1 used to make a noise all t he t1m('. night a nd day The n f went to the Mayor Clinic in Rochestc:r. Mann. and was there for 21 days EvC'ry donor looker! at mr anrt they didn't help. But they taught ffil' how 10 control myself !>O I didn't m ake any noise ... offtct·rs l'nl'Ort'l' Caltforn1a·-. Elmer Alfred Pillon .Jr .. 64, uf llarhors und Nav1gat1on. Vch1· 7146 Ploza St .. died s itting Sunk s h s !'le. Penal and llci.tllh and S<ifetv behind the whrcl of the· auto as en U ought ('odes as wc•ll <IS CCIUnly or lWO WOUid be rC'SCUcrs 1rieci to ctinances. reach him. firemen said today "We don't go looking for \'10la !:ietlvagc Pfforl!'i \H·n· unclt 1 Counf\ Slwrirr·~ llarhor Patrol lions but 1f \H' t•ncountl.'r them in a~~e~it :.md fluml''> drov<.• them way today to raise a two man tn\ t.s11gators t h<.• little sub'~ the course of norm<1l duties then Pa.Ion was driving eastbound s ubmanne that sank 1n appro:-. :.!l<.a-.:-; domcct conning tower ap· we'll pursue tht'm." Olson said. on Garden Grovi· Boulevard 1matcly 40 ft'l'I ot \\:Her off th1 pan•ntl\ popfl<'d open. Most ralls Harbor Patrol of-" m outh of tht· &>:-ti BN1C'h N<i' ill St J ,, att•r -.plashed into thi• l1cers answer CO"t•r boat fires. near .-,pnngdale StreN when thl' Wt•apons StJl1on' 1\n,1h1 int tan' • uhnwrs1bh.> t•raft as it was boats taktn" on w<.1tc1· or .s1nk1'no blaze exploded into the intenor Landin.., Jetty cund~., 1 I · d " .... of his 1966 Comet s<.>d<.1n. " "' .. P .O\\ 1ng d ong on a towltttl· an mcd1c<.1l o.tids for heart o.tt· 1 No one was aboard the gla~s hd11nd Smith'-. Sea Tr ek and tack \'It'll ms aboard hoat'> in the fc was able to swer\'e lo the domed. SlS.000 sport craft when ~1th an minutes 1t started toward on•an side of the road but the '>pread of tl went lo the bottom whale bt•ang tht bottom "The paramedic'> ean n•spond fire was so rapid the victim wa~ towed behind a Pasadena m..an ' Tht· ~ub sank about threc- nffshore wilh us Jn a major unable to get out before he was 23-foot cabtn cruiser heading for qu.:irh.·r~ of J mile out. according med ical eml•rgenn ... Olson apparently incapacitated by in dockingat::,unset l\quat1c PµrJ.. tn llJrbo1 f'Jtrol Deputy Derck says "Rut ou r deputies art' Juries Mike D Smith. II. told Orange l.o.vC'tt I rained to handle most medical ------------------=--=-....::.:.:.:.:..:::.:..:.....:.:::...::.::..:....:.:.:.:.::!:.::._.:..:.:.:.::.:...:.:.. _________ _ aid problems and recei\'C CPR 't•ard10 pulm onary rcsuscat a - t ion> trainmg " J\nd, Har bor Patrol deputies also seem lo be well vcrse('f in communicating boatinl! safl'lv techniques to area enthusiasts. The patrol rct•eivcd u t't.'rtifacatt' of appreciation rt' c·ently from thl· Nat1om1I Saflo noating Council County Fire Kills Father And Daughter J\ rather and daughter were k1llert early today when flames swept through the a r ho mt• 1n Buena Park. firemen reported .Jesse Castro. 53. and his daughter. Patricia. 20. both we re found dead on a bedroom floor. firemen said. Apparently lhe father \\as awakened by the l 30 a.m . fi re, ran to his daug hter 's room to rescue her and both were over <'Orne by smoke as they atte mpt· e d to nee. firemen s aid. Fl rem en s a id the Castro home. at 8172 Holder St . was nearly a total loss. Damage was listed at $70,000 The fathe r and daughtl'r were a lone in the home when the blaze started. fi remen -.aid A J)et doJ? also was killed firemen said the probabl<' cause was a discarded c1garetle ~ ocean pacific -~~wear ... '.llJ! our \::xz.st. se.! l mp, Ldblcz.cloLh prmts to gowrt.h a 5 color vanra.y of Op cord long P,?nts ~o ror th~ r(l.01 thirg ~ ocean patific @)~o~@J~~ 44 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 . .4 .J OAtl' ~llv I NATION I WORLD Jn t Coating Q 6~ with ,,;~'/ Tom ~~,, Israel to Consider Swap Gaza, West Bank to Balance Sinai, El Arish? Marpbine Crossing the Bar FLEET OF FOOT DEPT.--One of the more amazing awards of all time c<ime to Huntington Beach just recent Iv This metropolis of our coastline was cited in the Ame ri can Automobile Association 's 39th An nual Pedestrian Safety Inventory.. . . . . Now it 1s true that Huntington Beach d1dn l quite win • the top Award of Excellence for failure of motorists to ' knock off a lot of walkers. In our region. only the city of : Orange was able to win this ~op hono_r. . . . . j But Hunttnj!ton Beach did get th1.s special c1tat1on. It 1s 1 a n astounding victory when you consider the hazards laced 1 by Hunltngt<>n Beach streetwalkers. Maybe they should be called something other than streetwalkers How about street runners., Bl'T I DIGRESS. Consider the hazards. Huntington Be<.tl'h h<.t~ tho!>e big. wide. high speed boulevards ::.trctching inland from Coast Hi ghway, like Brookhurst, MJgnollJ and Jl1ghway 39 You tr~ c rossing one of these speedways in the heat of a !>Ummer wN.•kend and you'd better be good at broken- rietd running. As for the motorists, all you can do 1s hope their car::. have had recent brake jobs. And then you've got the premier hazard for street crossers in Huntington Beach. It's called Coast Highway . For the motorist. there's no more ghastly experience than alJruptly being confronted in the middle of your lane by '-' guy with u !>urfboard. two lunch baskets and hi!. < 'nrrmo del Marllan.~ Crossing Paci/ 1c Cuasr llighway h1ktn1 l'lc.1d girlfriend They cross that highway to Hunt 111gton ·s beaches by the droves. Clearly, the fact that lfontington Beach can win ._ Pl'destmm s<1fcty award is a credit to fast reflexes on the part of both the dodgers and the dodgees. TRUE. ONE OTH ER coastal city got a !>pec1al pede~tnan safely c1t~1ticm. This was San Clem ente J think San Clemente should have been disqualified because it ha~ s1d<'walks You .1 ust don't give the motoris t a sporling l·hann· when you stay on the sidewalk. You couldn't help but notice that Laguna lieal'h didn't get mentioned in the pedestrian awards . tr you'd been in Laguna over the weekend, yo.u'd understand why. Laguna has three art festivals. the beaches and a dog and pony show all going at ~he same time Pedestrians 11~ure they can take over the whole town. including the middle of all streets. 1 t 's l'aS) to knock off some guy trying to cross the "trl'l'l "hen his view 1s obstructed by the s ix.foot painting he s lugging alon~ Nl-;WPOKT BEACH DIDN'T wtn for pedestrian ht1pp1 tlt'ss either How could 1t with Corona del Mar as one or its O{'IJ?hborhoods" Corona de! Martians cross Coast Highway 1m pure fa1lh They·ve been known to walk tn front of tanker trunk" without glancin.e sideways In inland Oranjote Count~. Tustin, Yorba Linda. La llabra ~nd Brea won pedestrian s afety citations You can understand this JERUSALl!:M IA P \ Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan told Parliament today that Is rael 1s prepared to d iscuss the ques tion Of the ultimate SOV · c re1gnty for the West Bank of thl' Jordan River and the Gaza Strip. Is rael also is willing to discu!>s :.1 territorial comprom ise "if a concrete proposal is submitted," Dayan told the Knesset as he opened a debate on the Mideast !>1tualton T HE CABI NET rejected on Sunday President Anwar Sadat's proposa l that I s rael re· turn two areas of the Sinai Desert lo Egypt as a good.will ~csture. but said it was willing to negotiate a t rade for the northern coastal town of El ,\ri!-.h and Mount Sina1. "Nobody can get something for nothing, and this will be the polH'.V of Is rael ," Prime Ministe r Mcnachem Begin told reporters after the cabinet meet· ing. DAYAN GAVE A 45 -mmutc report on his meeting las t week in Leeds t:astle. Engla nd with Egyptian Foreign Mi nister Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel and U.S. Secretary or State Cyrus R. Vance. T h e Knesset corrid ors. meanwhile, were abuzi with the news that Commerce Minister Yigal Hurvitz. a h awk on the question or Mideast peace. had tendered his resignation over a budget proposal he regards as inflationary Begin was trying to change llurvitz' mind and smooth over the tiff between llurv1tz and Finance M1n1s t er S1mhi. Ehrlich DAYAN SAID THE question of future sovereignty tn the West Bank and Gaza 1s "the central gap between the Arab altitude Women Increasingly Contribute to Crime WASlllNGTON <AP 1 -Women are committing more crimes than ever and the trend 1s likely to continue, according to a federally sponsored study released today. Professor Rita J . Simon, head of the University of llhnois program on I aw and society, said . "As you have more and more s tatistical s urvey on crim es women working outside the committed by women and com· home, thc.•y arc gelling jobs that pared th<' res ults with s tatistics µlace them in a pos ition to em-on women in the District of b<'Zlle or !-.teal With this larger Columbia female working force. 1t is s1m-The study showed that women ply a question of the law of were arrested for 16 percent of :.iverages .. the crim<'s committed nationally l'NDER A GRANT from the taw Enforce ment Assistance Admin1strat1on, Ms Simon did a '75 Firestone R eports Show Tire Def e els AKRON. Ohio I APl -The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. dis· covered serious problems with some of its steel belted radial tires tn tests three years ago but did no't report the findings to the S?Overnment. <.1ccording to a pubhs ht'<i reoort The Akron Beacon-Journal :-aid II) 1ts !)unday editions that the company was aware as far back ai. 1975 that a signifi cant number of its steel-belted radial passenger car tires may have be<'n defcct1v<'. 1n 1975. compared with 10.8 per cent in 1953. The percentage of women arrested for economic c ri m es rose six times in the 22 year period. Jn 1953. 4 .9 percent or the women arrestt:d for s erious C'ri m es wer e ch arged with larceny and theft and I I percent with embezzlement a nd fraud. the s tudy s howed. In 1975, tht· rat es were 25.4 percent and 3 3 percent, respectively. TH E REPORT ALSO showed that women used weapons slightly more frequently than men in committing violent acts. 84 percent for women and 78 per cent for men. Rut women were Jess hkcl~ than men to use weapons in rot) beries. in \\hich 32 percent of thl· wom en and 46 percent or lh1.· men carried weapons und ours." Israel's peace plan offers thl' Palestinian Arabs in the two oc cup1ed t e rritorie s ad - ministrative autonomy. or limit e d self-rule. with continued presence of the Israeli army m these areas captured in the 196i Mideast war. "If Israel's proposal of ad min1strat1ve autonomy 1~ at" cepted." Dayan said, "Israel 1s prepared . . to discuss after five years the q uestion or the s overeignty over Judea and Samaria and the Gaza Strip .. Judea and Samaria are the ~ b1bl1cal name:. for the Wc:>t Bank EGVPT DEMi\NDS the return of these lands to Arab !>Overeign. t y and the Withdrawal of lsraeh troops to the pre·l967 border!> "with minor r ect1f1 cat1on:.." Dayan su1d Although Israel wa:-. w1l11ng t<> d1 scu:.:::. J ttrritoria l cum· prom ise. Dayan ::..i1d he had as ked the Egyptian delegation at Leeds Ca!>llc 1f Egypt would a&:ree to a compromise and they n•pl1ecl . "on no account. of course not .. Fuzz Take Fuzz When Rose White. n~ht. d t•c1dl'<I ~hl' {'tJUlcln't ltlkl' hl'r G('rma n shepherd Fu11. \\llh hl!r trnm :\11am1 111 W<.1s hmgton. DC . -.he rlon.:.ill'd th<.· dog lo thl· :\l1 :1m1 Po lit•t• t'~mmc corp-. Pu11 w<.•nt through tr:.11nmg with fl y ing tolors :\b \\'hil l' iJnd training oll1tl'I' Rill :\fiJI the\\ man ~hare pl'ldt• 1n thl' dog-. pl'l'lormancl· dunnµ hl'r la:-.L \ 1:-.1t lwfon· mO\ m~ It's my All lhl· pt.'de:-.triuns from these plarcs drC down here. trv111 g to spnnt utro~~ Coast ll1ghw<:1y Battling Subsides A C01'1PUTER printout of test rc~u lts from 1975 show that 56.5 pl·rccnt of the tires tested by Fires tone from a warehouse s tock awaili ng s hipment to General Motors failed to meet a ('f'ltical government high.speed performance s tandard. the newspaper reported. (;~Life/ ine • • • BF.JRCT. Lebanon (API The latest outbreak or Syrian Firestone marntains that its l.Jres arc safe and reliable. The company also has released a s tatement discounting lhl• s ignificance of the com puter test results Christian warfare in 8<.'irut or;ubs1ded into an uneasy lull al dawn tml.1~ after nearly 36 hours of firing Christian spokes men reported nint• Christians killed and fl2 \\ounded in 48 hours Traffic bN"ccn the Moslem anct Chnsllan halves of the c1tv n· .... umed ca11t1ci11..,ly But the Syrians' chief target. the Christian lladass neighborhood 1n southeast Beirut, r emained shuttered The hrin~ starkd a few forest fir es in the pine woods between thl' prcs1dcnltal palace and the residence of U.S. Ambassador H1ch<.1rd Parker . five miles east of Beirut. 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"' 1fl '•• 1 , 10'· ••• fl41' •••• 10'• ,, , 1.111 8~ •• l '• Texaco Continues Testing ATLANTIC CITY. N .J <AP) Tcxaco 1s preparing to tec;t a 2' '1 mile <kt.•p cxploratory we'll to dctcrmm • 1f s igns of oil or natural ~as mean there arc cnou~h li~dro<·.1rbons at the off short' !;ltt' for comm1•rc1al produc· lion Texaro officwls ~:11d they had found trncc:s or oil or gas offshort.'. muklng Tcirnco the firs t oil rompany to announrc finding any trnce of oil o r gas in th<' Ua ltlmorc Canyon Trou,:h gMlnl{1col formation off New .Jt'r~e' Continf'nt ii uno llrl' dr 1lhng lht.•1r f1r:-t "'·II -, Monda'y July 24 1978 s DAIL 'f PILO , Roting Systein Age 65? Cut Car Insurance Uy SYLVIA PORTER B:; People who arc 65 years of age or older and who dn vt their own cars may be overlooking an important ;,irea for saving money automobile insurance In most states. a driver 65 or over 1s entitled to lower rates. Even in other states. they may be able to l'ut in surance premium!:> because their lifestyles reduce ex posure to accidents and thus alter ins urance needs RATING SYSTEMS USED BV the maJor auto insurer!' vary from company to company State Farm MutuHI. largest auto insurer in the nation, off ere, to policyholders 65 or over rates that are gener ally 5 percent lower than 1t~ rates for adults unde r 65 In a few states. rates for lbe 65 and -over are about 10 percent less An older driver 1s by no means necessarily a s afer driver than a younger a dult cie:.p1te the lower insur ance premiums Jn fact. llab1hty clarm:. f rom oldl.'1 policyholders excet·d those from adults under 65 But the key to the lower rates 1s that claims payments for comprehensive a nd l'ollis1on coverages on cars owned by lhe 65·and-over are substantially less than c laim~ on cars owned by other adults The result 1s a lower premium for the 65·and·over tn most states As for the lo\.\N premium '> in s t<J ll.., where olde r driver!> •lrl' not e ntitled t o IO\\ 1.·r rules. the explanatwn 1!> that they may be lcs~ Money's Worth exposed to accidents particul:..iry if retired. I nsurancc compunH'S base the1 r rates partly on a c·ar l> total m ilca,::(c each year The premium m ay be cut tf lhl' l'ar no longer 1s used for work IT A~O IS PROEABLE THAT 1f the weekly and an nual automobile milea~c 1 down. an older person is. in chned to keep a C'ar lon1?er If this is tht· c:1!>( and 1f th1.· l'urrent market value or the c-ar ha!> dcµrN•talcd to below $1.000. tnsurnnce prl' m1ums can ht-cut lJ) l'hmtnating colhs1on and com prehens1vc ('Ovt•rai::t·~ II the car 1!' damaged or stolen. thc tn!>urer won't pay mvr~· than vour car·, market vnlut· anywa) If you'n• tht: t iJrgct of any pdrt of this report. s tart b) Jsktng your <1uto tnsuran('~· agent 1f you a re enlltled t1, lOWC'r insuran('e premium ... But don't try to he unless th.- <tgcnt knows you·n, drl\ mg les.,, )OU wont get the lower rates lo which you ma~ be• entitled Your agent can tell you precisely how much you could save by either ehmmatmg your l'Ollisron and compre hensive l'Overage on an old car or by ra1~1ng vour <lec1Ul'llOn:-no matter what your car· ... agt> And of cour'\t. )Our 1nsuram•p aj!ent will know whether your comp;.iny tor tiny other> give<-lower rates tc drivers li5 or over m your s ttttc Woman Grows Her Own Tobacco PUMPKI N CENTER I API With .t dozen plants in her back yard. 7R·y('ar old V1ctona Wood 1s lhe apparent tobacco queen of California State officials say they don't know of anyone else wM 1s growing tobacco anywhere else m the golden state "I HAVEN'T SEEN ANY tobacco lis ted anywhere ... says Ray Borton of the Cahforn1a Crop and L.t vestock Reporting Service. He keeps track of the crops grown 1r. each of lht- stale 's 58 counties a nd says tobacco isn'I grown com mercia lly in Cah forn1a because so many other crops are rabed more eas ily and economically "It 's just not here. although there may be c. few bark yard gardens where people try 1t." Ro rton adds Mrs. Wood. familiar with tobacco g rowing rn hl•1 nati ve Arkansas. wanted to plant s<>me seeds tn hl·r vegetable garden to .. ..,cc• if it can grow 1n th1~ country .. i\ NIEC'.E C0~1PILED NAME~ of tohatco compant"" from c1ga relle packages "and kept writmg until we finally found some seed." Mrs Wood add'>. She planted broad·lcafed burley seeds rrom Kentuck) in Fe bruary. anct the plants nnw stand about four feet high "Oh boy. they're pretty," Mrs Wood ~ays "But come :1 windstorm the other flay and practically blowec1 them all nver I propped them up. but 1 hPy 're not a~ pretty <t'i tht•\' ''ere TllE TOBACCO P LANTS rcqurrc plentiful 1rngat1n~ JU~I like the rest of hl'r :14 a cre garden. e~perrallv tn th•~ hot, dry southern San Joaquin Vallt•y area nea1 Bakersrield ""here summer hi~hs often exceed IOOdcgrees Mrs Wood. who worked in cotton t 1elos untu <.he Wh 68. is looking forward to the ne '<t fC\.\-v.ecks wher t ~ tobacco plants will bloom "That's where you get lhf' seeds." she explained · I'm goin~ to experiment a little more next) ear .. TOBACCO IS NOT THE FIRST southern crop planted here by Mrs. Wood, who moved to Pumpktn Center two dt· cades ago. She's tried broom corn, adding. "I JUSt make broom~ out of it." But she has no firm idea what to do with her tobacc1· crop which may make about a pound of tobal'CI) wheo· harvested in Septe mber "You can twist it up, cut it off and s moke 1l or ll't 11 dry and crush it up like smoking tobacco." she says "I 'll give 1t a way to anybody who wa nts 11. I gucs,, cause I don't l'hew it nor I don't smoke .. Bank Changes Image SAN DIEGO (AP> -There 1s little left to r emmd customers that It's a lways been the Women's Bank The name 1s changed to Callfomw Coastal Rank. a nd 11. Lance Morton is the new pres ide nt He replaces R1t , .• McCoy. who resigned last March A loss of $587.899 was reported from opening day 10 March 1976 to la st Dec 31. blamed largely on bad loiros and operating expenscc; Morton. u former Chul,a Vista saving!' and loan C\ ecutivc. said the new nJrn'l• will help the bank appeal to men a s well a~ women As a result. Morton said. the bank will be helped 1n meeting the ··orgnnlzers' objectives of serving the r1nan· clul needs of wom en in San Diego " Nissan Opens in Mexico TOKYO <AP 1 Nlssnn Motor Co says Nissan Me>. icanas S A hn~ rompletect n casting plant In Mexico tn- becomt> the first full Cledgcd .JapsneM• owned auto pro 1Ju<'er abroad • N1ssun '''"' tL'I subi1id1ary b<t~ed In ~ex1ro Cl'iy 1" ca pa hit' of sssemblinit ,1utomob1lles "1th part~ antJ eompo nl.'nts produced IO<'ally ... f ' • . ~ t t I I • • f I I --· 8fj OAll 1 ~'IL 0 Mond41y July 2' 1978 Tele'l'ision TONIGHTS LATEST LISTINGS \H ,,'-'l>A \ EVENING e-oo eDD NEWS 0 EMEAOEHCY OHEI T~ p.aramedlCf o.;,, ' J bJOV a.pole the 1111\<it s ptOl"'IS CJ WILD. WILD WEST W•I 11nd Gordon fly In i.rop • rerrnoriAI oo•f'l'no< who run• 1'115 domain with dic:laloroal power 0) PLEASEOOH'fEAT THE DAISIES H M! PurplR Allenge1 Q) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO A vrgrlanle gitr>Q t1ymg 10 clean UP II 04!<0'1bOrhood i.o theor clllldren will have a 1>etter ploc.(t 10 hve. learns 1t1at 11 s bt!tter to leave pro1ec1:. h~e thos ro the poloee EID OVEREASY P1an1s1 G80'go S11-0a11ng. Harl>ara C.regq on rh<-new grocery toa1n9 ~ySlf'm. ollCOhOhsm P•l'lvt>n11on (RI Ui) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS Adver11s1nq I}) CBSNEWS 11-oJ A9C NEWS Talks Abo11t LA 6:30 0 BASEBALL N~t/111 V o r • YdlU't(") •• lt] o<.in'"' (. oly Rov"I\ I 1D MY THREE SONS £rnotfs 1><119g1n9 about his llild torces Sreve mro a qruelong C'•O!>'>·COunlry , dG<' ... ,,,, olh .. r IOlnl'IS Los Angeles Mayor Tom Brndley d1~ l'u:-.ses the Olympics. busing and tht• 101 pl'ndmg loss of the Ram:-. \\ ith ~11 ch al•I .l~tkson tonight <it 6:30 on KCET. Chan- fll' I 28. tr) MICHAEL JACKSON 1 os Angeles Mayor Tom 0• itdloy discusses lo~ Anueies growth, th" bud· 11•·1ery losses dUf' 10 Prop· rositoon 13 tnf· OlymP•cs. 1111sing M11>1can 1mm1g1n loO•' Jt'd lht' IOU ot ltW 1 n!. A119e1es Romo; (Par 1 11 Ui) REAL EST A TE ANO ' YOU How To Protetl You1 lnves1men1s' {i"J TO TELL THE TRUTH fiOJ MERV GRIFFIN G~es1s Tne Bee Geeb Peler Framp1on 7·00 8 CBS NEWS 0 NBC NEWS D LiARSCLUB 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS m ILOVELUCY The Aieardos ap.ir1mtJt\1 Channt-11..bfingJ 6 KN'<T fC6SJ Lo~ Ang1>l1 '> 0 KNBC tN8C) LO<, Anqeh.:'> U KTLA1lnd) Lo-. Angt 1!''> 0 KABC· TV 1ABC1 Lo.., Anqe 1• I l\FM81CBSJ S,m Ooegn O KHJ TV (Ina 1 Los An ~··les oO KC~T iAOC1 San OoP.qo 1D l<TIV 11na I LO:. Anqelt• > Q) KCOP TV (ln·.J I Los Anqt-·11 -. ID KCE T TV 1PBS1 Los AngPlr , {ID XOCE TV ~P8St Huntington S.-.ich bcq1n:. 10 rt'brmblP J pet :.tiop when L1111fi Arclo.y !)l'IS•I dog 0) THEF.8 I An oi.captld co11v1c1 '" l)rO· •••n ou1 ot pro~on by rtiom IJtJtS ot ho!> tamoty so 111• can masrermond a mu111.m1t11011 dollar bank robbery 111 Arizona €E) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT ~ TRAINS, TRACKS ANO TRESTLES Slruc1ures fl) JOKER'S WILD 7 30 8 $25,000 PYRAMID 0 CONSUMER 8 UYLINE 0 MEWL YWEO GAME 0 JOKER'S WILD ttO C.PHC"ct90 Cuo.., ctt Lu· Anqtle' Oodelt'" lD THE ODO COUPLE o~.1r despaors of r.io .onq money lor a ni>w be<! wnt•11 he burn., a hot{> on F f:h• s EID 28TONIOHT HOii C~e Robe<1S. Ui) FRENCH CHEF HambufQ41'" Dinn« IRI $100,000NAME THAT TIJNE e-OO IJ (I) THE JUFEASONS Geofge is torcea 10 wa.11 hind and toor on hlS se•- vants 1n cwder 10 save a big ouamess <1ea1 (Al 0 UTTLE HOUSE OH THE PRAIRIE The Hign Cost Of Being R1gt11" The Garvey family, on 1he midst or tlnanc1af p1oblems, 1s 111rea1ened w11n a C>reakup wnen Jona1non (Merlin Olsen) demands a divorce. (Al 0 BIOBATTLES France Bh1zkre1g • • France Oefeal" The Ge•· rnans advance on France .1nd occuPv the country tollow1ng lhe de1ea1 ot lhe dete11o<at1ng French m1l1· rary (2 nrs 1 0 MOVIE • • •, Escape To rne \un' I 1~111 lau r ~n<" Harvey JOhn Ireland Per secuted Jews a11emp1 10 si..yrack a plane 1n lherr lhghr 10 lree<lom (2 hrs I Q) CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS Guesr Joanne Woodward «!) TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN Harald's orpnaned step· dau9ti1er and Jot' are mutually anrac1ed. bl.ii ii rela11onsll1p looks doubl· lul EID SHADES OF GREENE "Cneap In Augusl ' Mary tond:; herself •n Jamaica without her husband and yearns for adllilnture Ui) DANIEL FOSTER. M.O. ·compl1ca11ons Of Pregnancy" 8:301J Cl) GOOD TIMES Wilen Penny rs madt> a wJrd of the courl. Wllfona is forced 10 make an .igo· 111z1n9 decision ab<l<Jr ht!< luture (Part 3 of 4)CAI lD CROSS-WITS Ui) OVEREASY G0<don MacRae Alma LJCl1 on dinner la< orw '1f-arong a.as. a mari who ~pent 54 yeats on lhE' n<>wspaper business (RI 9 00 IJ (fl 1978 MISS UNIVERSE PAGEANT Bob Bar~er and Helen TUBE TOPPERS C BS tJ 9 00 Miss Universe Pageant. Acapulco is the scene for this 28th annual worldwide beauty contest as Bob Parkct· ~nd Helen O'Connell call the action. ABC fJ 9:30 "Summer of '42." I lerman Ra uch<.•t"s nostaJgic look al the w~tt"lime yea~·s of three teen-age boys, with Gary Gnmes and Jennifer O'Neill. KTLA 0 I 1:00 Buck Rogers Seri:.il. lkginning a 12·part e pic from 1939 with Hustcr Crabbe and Constance Moore . ; O'Connell or11 nosts f()f rne 28th annual Moss Unrver~ Pageant. hve 11om Acapul- co. Me111CO 0 N9CMOVIE * * * ' Ad11m Al 6 A M 119701 Mocnae1 e>ouotas Joe Don Boker O.s1llus•on· ea with piotessionat tote. a man relufns to his family 1n 1rie Midwest 10 spena 1he summe1 as .:i monual 1800f(lf Q) MERV GRIFFIN Gi>eslS Tne Bee Gees. Peter Frampton «!) TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN Jon s ruthless and power· l1JI enemies tev1ve an Old scaridal '" .l despe1a1e a1temp1 lo ruon horn EID OPERA THEATER In "The Flying Dutohmar1, Norman Bailey portrays a sallor wllo 1s doomed to sail Ille seas untol htl 1& saved by the rove ol Senta pla')lild by Gwyneth Jones Ui) DAVID SUSSKINO Part I "The Brutal War We re Losing •• Runaway lnt1a11onr Part 11 "The Furure Of The Republican Party 9:30 0 MOVIE * * • •, "Summer 01 42 t 19711 Jennoler 0 Neill Gary Grtmes Aller two l>Oys spend ii summtlf 1ry1n910 IOse meu vu91n11y one ot lhi!m taus on lovA w•lh a oeautilul Oldel wom· an and comes lo know he<. 11 only btMllly ( 1 hr • JO mml 10.00 U 0 NEWS Cl) TESTIMONY OF TWO MEN A tong·secret lellllf clea1s Jon or h1s wifes aoorflon death. but causes him <o a11eck Harald 10:300) NEWS ®) HOl.LYWOOO SQUARES 11001JBD(J)®l NEWS 0 BUCK ROGERS Tomorr-·s Wo<ltJ" F H i t ot • u urt ~.,,r.a1 m .tdfl" 1n •m w ith Bu\h~t Crabbe •nd Consr•n<~ MOOrf! 0 MOVIE ***"' "Down to Tne Sea In Ships" ( 1949) Rich· ara Widmark, l oonef D11rrymore Aller a wtiahn9 cap1am who tias laken his grandson to sea is kolloo, 111e bOy regrel5 lhe 1n1us 1oce he's done 1he older man (2hrs) lD THEOOOCOUPLE Fehi's grandfarher. 1ossed out by his wile beC&IJse of ti1s insane )Oalousy. amves al his grandsons apart· menr. 0) AMERICA 2NIGHT Guesls El TohO 8allet1na"i Ui) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:30 IJ (]) C8S LATE MOVIE • •', •A Message To Mv Oaughret" 119731 Bonnlf' Boaclla, K11ly Wtnn A aaughter searches Cor ner 1denllly aga1ns1 the balk- ground o r h1>1 dt1•cJ mothef S Imped >*0101 OI wradom 0 TONIGKT Guesl h~I Klll'lny A<>Qt't '• Guest' lynd11 C~l'l• 0. MICl>aet Fo• 0 TWIUOHT lOHE Henry Con-m rs a dei>atl· men! s1ora Santa Clau with a lrue f&ellng tor Int· Ch11stmas s1>111t O ®l SOAP tEe>tsodll t41 Tl1n rares and Campbolls .ire s1unned when one ol lht'm os arrested for 111e sloyonq ol Peter Campbell (RI fNetwor1( 8dVIS8S lllOWOf doscretoon) Q) HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan llurHs 11 sroo1 P+oe<>n olonq 1he 1.tnde• ground escape rOult! (I) OETSMART Each ttme Smar1 pocks ,, ~sf man l0t hos wooding the man rnee1s w11h .in M:cldenl ft) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS '-«)RNING 12-00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Grandma Bayles give~ ,.,,., oiandson Billy II IOY pllonto 10 play wrlh and 101k to Iler lD HIGH HOPES «!) HONEYMOONERS Ralph s ctaom 1na1 lie IS 100 ttred lo vtsrl his mollle• rn •aw baci..ttfes wnan Aloe•• l&atns 1tia1 Ile rs p1ay1ng m ,1 bowling toufnoment EID DICK CAVETT Guest~ Corly Simon James Taylor tRI 12:03 Q @) POLICE STORY "The Brue Fog A do1ec 1111+' IS assigned 10 the VICI' -;quad ,,. an (ltlo11 111 uncov•ir suspecCe<l co11up hOn (RI 12:30 0 MOVIE • * "Tw1hghl On The Roo Grando" ( 194 7) Gen•· Aulry, COJOI Hugnos A cowboy encountf'r .-, romance and .idven•u•I' f I nr 1 lD S 128,000 QUESTION 0) MOVIE • * Tn100 Biondi." In Ho• Lite ' c 19601 Jock Manon ey. Tony Oe>.le1 An onVf-'> rigator ctoeti..s ou1 111e d• .. appearanc1t tll .in .19MI 1nd uncovets a mu•Oet f 1 hr 30mon I 1.00 0 TOMORROW GUM! Al P<1t>00t I. Who lovnaed I.I college U I jokt' 11\d now h'1$ I 2 ,000- Slud41nl entOltment rn o non-11•1&1en1 schOOI 0 MAVERICK "Easy Maril" 1 10 0 NEWS (!JJ WILD, WILD WOAl.D OF ANIMALS Pt1aceabtt1 Lion" A portra11. no1 of a v11ta.n, but ot a hanled and yet sun rosoutoelul 1111d rnsp11ing un1mo1 1:30 e e News 2:00 0 CJ) NEWS 2:05 i) MOVIE * * •., · A Woman Rebels" t 1936) Katha11ne Hepburn, Herbe<I Marshall A Vlolo- rMJn larher 111r1c11y ove<sha. dOWS Ille wis~S Of his pr ogrf'S sove ·minded daughter ( t hr . SO mon I 3 ~ IJ NEWSMAKERS 4 2S IJ STEVE EDWARDS $" Ttw!lday·s Doyti•e Mo.,ie• t..«JRNtNG ll.30 Q) * * '> • Nev11r Say C.OOdbyt>" t 1946) Errol flyn". Eleanor Parker. A voong grrl rece1'es hQlp trom ,1Mu11ne1n re-un1hng ntn d1vo1ced, buc devo1ec1. pnrenr~ 141 hts 20 mon 1 AFTERNOON 12:000 *•''The Angry Brood" ( 19691 Jan Stell· 1nQ, JAmt>s MacArthur A recen11y returned Vretnam valeran qets 1ri10 trouble wi1h a m01orcycle gang. (I hr , 30mon I 3 00 (!~ * * '1 "RPM ' ( 19701 Anrhony Ouinn. Ann- Milrgrel When he is made P•l'sodent or a d1ssrdent- I01n un1ve1sity, a soc10logy prolP~'>Ot trlf>S lo t'Slabl1sh ,1 rapporl Wllh tht> SIU<lenlS bur taol~ ( I hr JO m10 I J 300 •• *.!he~-. 1197 II O.:irren McGavrn, Pitul Burki' Recruits to< a mf'lrapot11an POiice torce Pt1!pa1e to deat "''th a vao- l'IV ol PV8f'yday prnbtems. f 1 hr , 30 min I ·Vie Tayback: Mel's Best Customer Uy JERRY IUT K \.OS ANGELES t/\Pl \'H· T;,i yh;11·k, thl' p ropr lt•tor nl Mc.·I'.., Din('!' on "A h l'C'. ' -;ays he·.., <1::.l..ed to do :.o muny l'Ookin~ fun<'t1on<o he's thinkinA of learn -in~ hem 111 cook If T<1~had, do<.•:-. lc•u rn. he II ht· ont• up on Mel. \\ hu 1s a product of tht• '-Corrlon 1'01r," Greas\ ~poon Bran<'h The waitresses at '11·1 s Alic·t• f'lo u ntl Vera h<.1n· mor<' m..,ults for his t•ook 111g l h:rn lhl•re ..trt: rlem!> on the rn l'n ll l 'm n :Jll) thinking about t .1k1n g ;1 1·ook.1ng tla..,s." !>ays Ta\ had. ··1·m ulwavs uskt•d tu •In <.'Ollktrll! funC't1on:-. and I feel llkl• a du mm) I\,, mttdl· somt• 1\rah1e clt!-lll'!-on tl'l<•\1s1on. hut lhl'\' d1dn l work uut · T.\ \'Ri\C'K J\Uo;o 1·11nf'esst·~ he 1s :in rdt•a c·:J!>t11nu•r for Mc•l 's Dtt1Pr "~omc·thmg mti:-.t ht• wron,c: \\ 11 h m \ t:Jstt• hutl-. ... hi· savs "f:\ 1.•ryth1ng l a!-l t•:-. g11.111I to ml' It m;,ikt•s me nt•rvous to sit Ol''-t tu IH'1l plt• who !>i.I Y -.orhl'lh1ng 1.., \\fOnJ.! with this 1li sh or th;,il. ur "''nu lood hack I IO\I.' s1mplt• Lhtn~'-I don't know ol aO\ !1Mld I d rl'fu..,t' · l .1\h.H k . \\ho 1:-. of Syn <in lwr 1lagc. admit.., LI f ondnes!>. hn\\ en•r. f<tr sp11·\ Arabi<' food ··My mother I!-.. :-.till a hH' and -.hl• taught m .. \\ 1fr to eook ,\rah1l' ht• SJ\!'> His \\1fe " Shl' s Irish TAYBACK. 48, IS the only holdover from the movie "J\lic·l· Doesn 't Live lfrrc Any mo rt.•." v. ht ch inspired the CHS !>cries T he show. wh1C'h am. S unday night, st::irs Linda Lavin a s AliCl'. Polly Holliday as F lo anct Heth Howland as Vera Ir you saw the movie. you may hu vc noticed tha t M£•1 's Omer w.rs in TuC'son For the sene:-.. 1t 's been trans pl anted to l'hoernx. "In th<.' movie 1t Y.as 'Mel and Ruby's Diner.' hut Ruby had d1c·d." says Tay back. "I 3ust as Mtm ed Mel had been a <'<\ok m the Navy, run into Rul>y in San 1>1ego and they decided to open a place in Tucson "She ran the cash register and when she died Me l was lost That ·s where Flo fit in. That's about the exte nt of how far I wenl I used to analyze roles '' hf•n I was a young actor . but you .c:e t :.o wrappt•d up 1n trivia." TA \'BACK DOES sC'c Mel Js ,1 bt!,!: poker player a nd bcrn Irr The only episode that sho'.\ cd his apartment had a big poke r t able m the Jinn~ room l11 s <.'Oncern about lhC' role altt'l'C'd Mel's character in the :-.l•r1es. and lo som C' ex tent t·hanged the series itself In the m0\'1e, wtuch won Ellen Rurstvn ;,in 0:-.car as best actress. Alice v. as a \\ 1dow with a young son v. ho was trying to make 1t on her AP Wtre.,,..,Co HE'LL EAT ANYTHING TV Cook Tayback II\\ n . hopefully as a singer In the series. such a mb1t1ons h:I\ l' hc{)n chucked. a nd Mel. on- 1\ <1 minor ch.iractcr in the film. ha.., become a pivota l ch aracter \\'ost of the a r llon lakes place in t ht' d mer. where Mel 1s in com· m:ind "I didn't Y.ant Me l to be so much of a tough guy." he says. "lie w~1s a screamer in the beginnmg of the series. more so MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE n>o .,,..CM ol..,. rwMOt • 10 .-,,._. .,,.,.. ..... .,,.(lfflfy ol thn·n in the movie .. , WENT TO THE producers und sa id. 'Look. you got me on one note. I'm gonnu have a heart a ttac k and keel over You got me yelling at the g irls ::ill thl.' time•" From that. Mel began t o t'mer ge as a more 1 mportant c)rnractcr Tayback sa ys. "He s till ydls lie lncs hard lo turn o ut good food and he st ill wants ever~ one lo s nap to .. But away from the diner ht· thinks hc•'s ;.i lover and wants to m:.ikt• out. but he nevl'r docs. I think \'Ou·11 see a more rounded s 1dl' in the movie you saw hoth sides of htm lie Joked with Flo and you saw his vulnerability." lie was born 1n Brooklyn. N Y .. but caml' to Los Angeles when he was 16 when his family moved west. After a hitch in th1.· s ervice durmg the Korcun War. he e ntered a bro;.iclcasting school with the ai m or b(•com1ng a s portscaster "I WANTED TO takt> udvan· tagl' of my Gr 0111. .. he s ays "They said r could pay $75 J month to the school a nd keep SSO for myself. But when I got into school. r found the.v wanted me lo be in a play .. lie was reluct::int to do the play. but on<'e he did he was bit· ten by the acting bug Fo r a while he was a Kelly Girl . working tcmpor.inly in JOHN TIA\'Ot.T.A "GaUSl" IPGI JOHH TIA \'OU A "CiUASI" IPGI "DONA FLOR & HER 2 HUSBANDS" (R) banks. The turning point <.'am(· whe n he heard Screen Gem~ was looking for som eone who looked like Sid Caesar . "They needed an actor who could pass for him from th<.· s ides and back." he says. ··w e arc doin~ a pilot for 'The Mous e That Roared' a nd he was doing three parts. I played him when he talked lo himself. "I SIGNED A fl\t:-~t:dr con- tract with Screen Gems and lht'y put ml' m a lot or :.hows where J wa!-seen. "r was alwuys getting cast a !> th<? lllg, heavy guy m a Weste rn 1>1' t'OP s how Th:.it n e ve r .X>thcrcd me.· but I never saw m yself as u big guy," s ays the ...ix foot. 200-pound T ayback. Now that he 1s becoming well known. partic ularly through "AllC'c," hl' 1s finding many re· \\ ard)\ ltke game shows and l>t'rson al appearances. And. of t·our..,l'. the cooking functions. Marin County TV Special Under Fire St\N RAFAEL I A J> l Wh<1t happens when <.1 television net work airs a do(·umentary about a sct•nic, wealthy county ani.. sll·esses its high numbl'r of brokC'n m <i rriagcs. alcoholis m and tnt• hedonistic lifeslvlc of ~omc· of its res idents" What happened Thursday nrght m Northern California's Marin County 1s that a lot of people i.:ot mighty upset with the NBC News special '"I Want ll All Now " THE SHOW OPENED with a nude woma n being massaged fo1 S180 by two nude men. who also stroked he r body with peacock feathers . It s howed p(•oplc in hot tubs. on ha1l boats. hiking, biking a nd pursuing a variety of personal enterta inment --frequently at the expense of their marriage a nd children. "It made me furious." :-.aid Barban.i Boxer. a member of the Board of Supervisors for th1~ region north of the Golden Gate, between the Pacific and San Francisco Bay. She called the pro· gram "a lot of baloney " "THE PEOPLE Wt: SAW \\en• r"ally caricatures. the ex trc mes of evcrvthml.!." complainc.'d h·an Weinb rg mo ... -..,,,,..-0,,,.~c- fnl All 'IOU AOlolll'Tf 0 l!:!I o.-·· ""°'*"-riiiil All A(JfS A.OlollT"TtO ~ ........ tat auioen .. Sv90ea1.o PE'I'ER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES NOW THE FORCE ISAT A THEATRE NEAR YOU HERE COME$ THE SUN A concert for solar enefgy with: A Bobbi & Clyde. Steve Giiiette, Cole & Young, Joni King and Wiison Clark ot Solar Cal. 2 p.m. Sunday July 30, Edwards Lido Theatre. Ne wport Beach. SS donation ben.nta O.C.C. Recycllng Center. ,, Au am AHO ''L~s11Ecr111i TH( 5"'4. or TH( ... Ofl()H PIG flJ<'I( CODE or SH' A(OUlAI'°" ''SGT. 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